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#756 - Audit
There is the possibility to audit the user that have added/removed the security group relationship?
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10 years ago
I try to write a trigger.. but the column securitygroups_records.created_by still void (this is normal?) Thanks!
10 years ago
Interesting. I haven't seen anyone try that before. That information is not currently being tracked. You could alter modules/SecurityGroups/SecurityGroup.php to add that information when inserting into the table if you wish to track and audit that.
10 years ago
mmm I try it. I've edit the modules/SecurityGroups/SecurityGroup.php file but the related functions: - addGroupToRecord($module, $record_id, $securitygroup_id) and - removeGroupFromRecord($module, $record_id, $securitygroup_id)
truly not running.
if I remove it both, nothing change. I can continue to add or remove..
Any help? Thanks
10 years ago
fyi, on the functions inherit_assigned, inherit_creator, inheritOne all works good. The string value is transmitted correctly
10 years ago
There are 6 places where you will want to add those columns to the insert SQL. Look for "insert into securitygroups_records" and you will find those 6 spots. Then add the columns and the values as appropriate.
8 years ago
Closing this out, but feel free to follow up if you have any more questions.