Answered How to modify CMS system log report ?

When open /manager/?a=system/logs in mgr.

I see 4 сolumn:
Event, User, Action, Object

How to add a user to the field in the user field in parentheses of the contents of the field from the user's profile "Full name".

I want it to look something like this:
23-05-2017, 10:52 am user001(Ryzhikov Petr Petrovich) login web
but not
23-05-2017, 10:52 am user001 login web

I don't think this is possible without hacking the MODX core. All that's stored in the DB table is the user's ID, and the function that saves the log item would crash if you sent it something else. The DB file is an integer field, so it wouldn't hold a string.

If you could find the code that *displays* the Manage Action log, you could modify it to get the user profile from the ID and display what you want about the user.

You'd have to make your change again every time you upgraded MODX.

I looked for that code, but couldn't find it.

Quote from: BobRay at May 23, 2017, 11:14 PM

I don't think this is possible without hacking the MODX core. All that's stored in the DB table is the user's ID, and the function that saves the log item would crash if you sent it something else. The DB file is an integer field, so it wouldn't hold a string.

If you could find the code that *displays* the Manage Action log, you could modify it to get the user profile from the ID and display what you want about the user.

You'd have to make your change again every time you upgraded MODX.

I looked for that code, but couldn't find it.

File is there core/model/modx/processors/system/log/getlist.class.php

But i dont known how modify it

Quote from: BobRay at May 24, 2017, 06:26 PM

It was a little tricky to work out. I assumed the grid would use the 'user' field, for the "User" column, but it used the 'username' field, so you can modify that in the prepareLog() method:

    public function prepareLog(modManagerLog $log) {
        $logArray = $log->toArray();
        if (!empty($logArray['classKey']) && !empty($logArray['item']) && $logArray['item'] !== 'unknown') {
            $logArray['name'] = $logArray['classKey'] . ' (' . $logArray['item'] . ')';
            /** @var xPDOObject $obj */
            $obj = $this->modx->getObject($logArray['classKey'], $logArray['item']);
            if ($obj && ($obj->get($obj->getPK()) == $logArray['item'])) {
                $nameField = $this->getNameField($logArray['classKey']);
                $k = $obj->getField($nameField, true);
                if (!empty($k)) {
                    $pk = $obj->get('id');
                    $logArray['name'] = $obj->get($nameField).(!empty($pk) ? ' ('.$pk.')' : '');
                }
            }
        } else {
            $logArray['name'] = $log->get('item');
        }
        $logArray['occurred'] = date($this->getProperty('dateFormat'), strtotime($logArray['occurred']));

/* Add this *******************************  */    
        $userId = $this->modx->getOption('user', $logArray, '', true);
        if (!empty($userId)) {
            $profile = $this->modx->getObject('modUserProfile', array('internalKey' => $userId));
            if ($profile) {
                $logArray['username'] = $logArray['username'] . ' (' . $profile->get('fullname') . ')';
            }
        }
/* *******************************  */    
        return $logArray;
    }

Thank you very much! You are a magician!

Glad I could help.

PS: If I were a magician, it wouldn't have taken me two hours to figure out.