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Is there any way to track which clients logged in? When, and which pages, they visited?
Thanks.
Last edited by RobS (2015-06-12 22:32:40)
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not with the ttg tools, that I know of, but you might find something for Google Analytics. This popped up by searching on "track logins on a page"
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8604 … -analytics
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Thanks Rod,
Any idea how to insert the GA code? or how to use the Google Tag Manger code? There are no HTML CE4 CRG pages.
Last edited by RobS (2015-06-13 02:54:12)
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The logins are recorded in a table called login_log. The table includes IP address, username (Email), the date and time, and whether the login was successful or not. The data isn't used for anything or available through the normal admin interface. It can be viewed via phpLiteAdmin, with the following steps:
Login to TTG BE with the full admin account
Click on phpLiteAdmin under Special Links on the TTG BE Dashboard
Enter the password of admin
Select crg/master.sq3 under Change Database on the top-left
Click Go
Click on login_log on the left hand side
Be careful inside the phpLiteAdmin page. That is an interface into the raw database, and provides the power to change or delete anything.
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