Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.This module track logs of specific events that you'd like to review. The events performed by the users (using the forms) are saved in the database and can be viewed on the page admin/reports/audit-trail. You could use this to track the number of times the CUD (Create, Update & Delete) operations are performed by specific users.
Currently, the following sub modules of Admin Audit Trail are supported:
Admin Audit Trail User Authentication
Logs user authentication (login logout and request password).
Admin Audit Trail Block Content
Logs block content CUD events performed by the user.
Admin Audit Trail Comment
Logs comment CUD events performed by the user.
Admin Audit Trail Entityqueue
Logs entityqueue CUD events performed by the user.
Admin Audit Trail File
Logs file CUD events performed by the user.
Admin Audit Trail Media
Logs node CUD events performed by the user.
Admin Audit Trail Menu
Logs menu CUD events performed by the user.
Admin Audit Trail Node
Logs node CUD events performed by the user.
Admin Audit Trail Redirect
Logs redirect CUD events performed by the user.
Admin Audit Trail Taxonomy
Logs taxonomy vocabulary and term CUD events performed by the user.
Admin Audit Trail User
Logs user CUD events performed by the user.
Admin Audit Trail Workflows
Logs workflows events performed by the user.
The event log tracking could be easily extended with custom events.
Other helper modules:
This module is sponsored by Vardot.
Supporting organizations:
Initial building, ongoing maintenance and development
Project information
- Module categories: Administration Tools
1,876 sites report using this module- Created by Mohammed J. Razem on , updated
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