How to Track Event Operations in Drupal

Join our free livestream to learn how to track event operations such as when content is created, users log in, and configuration is changed.

We'll cover:
Introduction to event tracking in Drupal
Install and configure Events Log Track and Events Logger module
Use the Logger service to track events in code
And more...

Learn key techniques for tracking and logging events in your Drupal site.

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Chapters
00:00 - Preshow

Introduction
04:30 - Introduction
06:08 - Database Logging
07:11 - Events Log Tracks
08:14 - Events Logger
08:40 - Message

Database Logging
10:04 - Install Database Logging
11:27 - View event logs
12:26 - Create event logs
13:50 - Database logging configuration
16:06 - Database logging Drush commands
18:57 - Database logging API
20:05 - Log events via API with message
22:29 - Log events with variables
24:25 - Log events with printed variables
26:49 - Extra: Print variables using dump()

Events Log Track
29:59 - Install Events Log Track
32:15 - View Events Log Track report
35:06 - Track content changes
36:13 - Implement Object Hook
42:31 - Configure Events Log Track
44:37 - Truncate logs

Events Logger
47:06 - Install Events Logger
50:14 - How to use Events Logger
51:21 - Configure Events Logger
52:35 - Track changes via Form ID
54:50 - Track changes via API

Ending
58:22 - Recap
1:00:29 - Ending

1:01:59 - Postshow