Don't miss out Virtual Happy Hour this Friday (April 26).
Try our conversational search powered by Generative AI!
AI OnAI Off
Track changes to sites specifically last deletion of site
I don't think you can see that from a change log. I'm afraid that you cannot get that information.
You can however log it yourself next time it shows by hooking into the moved event or even do a check if the moved page is a start page and deny the move.
Jan 03, 2013 13:48
Hello,
In order to get the date/time of the event you could always check the SQL Server transaction log for the EPiServer content database (using a tool, like "ApexSQL Log" will help out). Both the tblPage & tblTree should be affected by the changes you describe (e.g. the tblPage.fkParentID column would be updated for the top page).
Regarding the user:
If you find the transaction specified above, you should also almost immediately before/after find a transaction affecting the "aspnet_Users"-table updating the "LastActivityDate"-column of the user performing the action. Be aware thought that this could be another user doing something else simultaneously, but you should be able to narrow the number of suspects down ;)
Feb 12, 2013 10:59
This thread is locked and should be used for reference only. Please use the Episerver CMS 7 and earlier versions forum to open new discussions.
Morning,
We have several sites that are managed in multiple languages. Recently two of these have been deleted to the recycle bin causing a widespread out of hours crisis. The sites have simply been dragged and dropped back in the root structure, but we would like to be able to find out who deleted these files and what date/time.
At present i cannot figure a way to find out this detail. Version history merely gives me changes to the content of the site, not placement etc.
Cheers