The History Log module is an audit trail that allows system administrators to keep informed of changes to the website's content.
Who can use this feature?
System Administrator | Owner | Publisher | Author
Important Note:
If a module has been disabled on your site, it will not show any data in the History Log module. The data is still present in the site's database, but it's being filtered from displaying in the module's results. Re-enabling the module will show all historical data. If you're a primary contact on your account with CivicPlus, you can request a module be disabled or enabled by submitting a ticket to CivicPlus Support.
Module Features
Track every administrative action that occurs on the website
Searchable by start and end dates, start and end times, content type, action types
Export history searches
Search displays module name, content name, the path taken to the hyperlink (breadcrumb), link to the content, modified by, ID (identification) type and number, date last modified, and the status of the action
View the History Log
Navigate to the History Log module:
Click the Modules dropdown menu
Click the Site Tools tab
Select History Log
View the History Log:
Title/Item: The item's type and name
Date Modified: The date and time of the action performed
Modified By: The person who performed the action
Item: An identification (ID) number for the item
ARC: Archive ID
CID: Category ID
DID: Document ID
FID: Folder ID
QID: Question ID
Note: The alphanumeric identification may use different acronyms based on which module's History Log you're viewing.
Action: The action performed. Some common actions include:
Archive: The item is not available for editing or publishing
Create: Started/made the item
Delete: Permanently removed the item
Featured: The item was promoted
Modify: Edited/updated the item
Move: Moved the item to a new location
Publish: Made the item available on the live site
Unpublish: Removed the item from the live site
Note: The History Log is divided up by module. For example, all Document Center actions are grouped.