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Hi,
We're using Community Builder on our site, and as you probably know the mod_cblogin module must be used with Community Builder for CB to work properly. Logins using the mod_cblogin module are not being tracked. Only Admin Login (backends) are being tracked and those are using com_login.
We're using Community Builder on our site, and as you probably know the mod_cblogin module must be used with Community Builder for CB to work properly. Logins using the mod_cblogin module are not being tracked. Only Admin Login (backends) are being tracked and those are using com_login.
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0Hmm, it's a bit confusing to say that Content Statistics can track Community Builder and frontend user login, also. Anyone using Community Builder has to be using cb login for frontend login. So, if a site is using CB they automatically lose frontend login tracking.
How difficult would it be to modify user.php to track cb login? -
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0I'm not saying that the features say CS tracks CB login, but what I'm saying is CS is suppose to track frontend user login. Its also suppose to track CB activity. But if cb login isn't tracked then only one of those two features can be used. One can't track CB activity and frontend user login also because if we're using CB we have to use cb login. -
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0Awesome! I've installed the new plugin and its working! It successfully tracked my login and logout through CB. Thanks so much for the great support and speedy solution! We will be sure to leave a review on the JED!-
Germinal Campsmore than a month agono problem! glad we could sort it out. we are here to help, I'm happy to bulid this if it's useful to you. take care!
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0As an add on question, will the 1.4.1 plug-in for Community Builder work in the Joomla 1.5 package? Running Joomla 1.5 and cannot track user login/out. Current plugin version in myDownloads for that is showing 1.4.0
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Germinal Campsmore than a month agohello,
sorry, we haven't added this function for the 1.5 version, yet. let me work on that :)
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0I'm seeing strange behavior with my CB logins not being tracked if I have the 'record registered users only' on the main Content Stats plugin itself. The logouts are recorded, but the logins refuse to show up at all. Again - this is only if the 'Track Data' - 'Only from registered users' is checked on the Content Stats plugin. (This is the Joomla 2.5 version of the component and plugin) -
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0So the only way to effectively get all the logging that these plugins are supposedly capable of recording is to not limit the logging and record everything on the site? It does seem odd to say a plugin will do something, but then turn around and say, "actually, it won't" don't you think?-
Germinal Campsmore than a month agoyes, that's the only way. to allow the system to track this info (user login) with the main setting set to "only logged in", a bit of code tweaking would be necessary on both plugins.
I don't really agree with your last sentence..! it does track user login! but the option has to be enabled for all users.. remember that in the moment of logging in, the user is actually NOT being logged in yet, that's why the system doesn't track it..
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0We can agree to disagree I guess. And yes, I understand the underlying argument and coding triggers.-
Germinal Campsmore than a month agoIn any case, since you pointed this out, I'm working on building methods that will track this even if it's set for "only registered". I'll keep you posted.
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0That's actually my point. I understand the underlying issue of 'user not being logged in' but since the registered user IS a registered user, the log in should be registered under the circumstance of the system dropping (unregistered) visits.-
Germinal Campsmore than a month agoyes, that's what we're working on :)
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I've added the "login" and "logout" tracking actions into the CB plugin 
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