I would like to access the mail logs via the Views. How can I access that access without having to write sql or php?
Can this be added in future releases?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | 708458.mail_logger.views-support-1.1-patched2.patch | 11.41 KB | gnindl |
| #1 | 708458.mail_logger.views-support.patch | 11.08 KB | joachim |
Comments
Comment #1
joachim commentedHere's a patch that adds support for Views.
- from & to email fields can either link as a mailto: or to the user account if one exists for that email address
- subject, body, mail key, and mail id field can link to the full mail report page, provided the user has access
- the language field piggybacks Locale module's field handler to show the full name of the language
- language field filter and argument require locale module to be enabled
- if Date module is present, the generic date field can be used with all the features that Date provides -- such as date popups for filters.
This patch is cumulative on #1239398: don't use MySQL reserved words for column names -- it uses the updated column names from the patch there.
Comment #2
Rodeo.be commentedjoachim, thanks for solving my problem.
I found a solution to this problem by using the "mail logger" module
Comment #3
gnindl commented+1 Patch works for me. I can create and use a View with all mail logger fields. Thanks!
Comment #4
gnindl commentedHold on, not entirely. Db fields are "to" and "from", not "mail_to" and "mail_form". Rerolled the patch.
Comment #5
joachim commentedThat is because my patch depends on #1239398: don't use MySQL reserved words for column names.
Comment #6
alex72rm commentedDear all,
it lacks a views integration feature for Drupal 7 version.
Comment #7
fizk commentedFixed for Drupal 6. Needs to be ported to Drupal 7.
Comment #9
fizk commentedComment #10
Rodeo.be commentedSuper to see this issue resolved. Thx guys!
Comment #12
fizk commentedCommitted, thanks!