Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.After installing the module, it can be confusing what needs to be done to configure the functionality. Adding a simple:
configure = admin/config/development/logging
to the .info file helps make it clear. Users then have a link from the /modules page and don't need to search all over for a form that has changed.
This isn't really a bug and I don't know whether to call it a feature request or a task, but I think the latter seems appropriate since, really, any module that changes a single form and has all its configuration there should ideally add a link to that part of the admin interface through this very simple system.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | configure_link-1850546-01.patch | 331 bytes | lomo |
Comments
Comment #1
lomo commentedHere's about the most simple patch I've ever made. ;-)
BTW, you should probably be working together with the also-new Email log module. You are virtually identical and could offer more features if you combined your efforts. That project is about sending single email notices (e.g. for critical log entries), but one module could do both and provide extra features that could be used by both the "digest" and emergency "alert" functionality (e.g. send mail to all users of the 'admin role'). Just a thought...
Comment #2
edgarpe commentedThanks, commited to dev. Sorry, but commit message does not contains your name. If you know a good way to fix this, let me know and I'll fix it.