After deleting all logged entries in Tracker a warning in main log:

Warning: GenericErrorHandler 2: array_keys() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given on line 204 of file .../extensions/tracker/content/content.index.php

Line 204

Using Tracker v2.1.2

I had Tracker installed before but some tables seem still to be present in the database. Now I get the following error:

MySQL Error (1050): Table 'sym_tracker_activity' already exists in query: CREATE TABLE `sym_tracker_activity` ( `id` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, `item_type` varchar(255), `item_id` varchar(75), `action_type` varchar(255), `user_id` int(11), `timestamp` timestamp, `fallback_username` varchar(255), `fallback_description` varchar(255), PRIMARY KEY (`id`) );

I get the following error on the /symphony/login/ page whenever a user logs in. Login still works and going to /symphony/ afterwards works fine.

PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined method Author::loadAuthorFromUsername() in …/extensions/tracker/extension.driver.php on line 595

185 verbs are reflexive or use two words for a single English

This should be commented out.

Or at least it seems to, I get this message when adding a tracker Dashboard Panel:

Fatal error: Call to undefined method contentExtensionDashboardPanel_Config::addStylesheetToHead() in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/my-site/extensions/tracker/extension.driver.php on line 856

I just found this in the Tracker logs:

An unidentified user (141.41.XXX.XXX) logged in to the back end.

How is it possible that someone who logged into the backend is unknown. I'd expect to read the user's name here.

I'm using Tracker in combo with the Static Section. As the section is static none of the fields have "Display field’s value in entries table" checked. This triggers an error in Tracker when you're trying to save. The code in question is around line 223 of class.tracker.php:

$data = $entry->getData($primary_field->get('id'));

After extension was uninstalled and removed from extensions directory, Tracker will crash on Tracker Activity page.
It is because of this line (https://github.com/czheng/tracker/blob/master/lib/class.tracker.php#L479):

$about = Administration::instance()->ExtensionManager->about($activity['item_id']);

ExtensionManager will throw exception if it cannot find extension file. Wrapping that line with try..catch prevents crashing:

try {
    $about = Administration::instance()->ExtensionManager->about($activity['item_id']);
}
catch (Exception $e) {
    $about = NULL;
}

In Symphony 2.6, when having enabled enable_xsrf (is by default), clearing of Tracker's log throws an

Access Denied. Request was rejected for having an invalid cross-site request forgery token. Please go back and try again.

error.

Tracker version 1.2.1

It seems like Tracker stores language strings for actions and description in the database directly. This is causing trouble when translations change: the database storage is not updated. In my eyes, Tracker should store some kind of "action ids" in the database and convert them into readable strings when building the backend markup. So if something is updated it should not store updated but something like a generic status code like 1, 2 or something similar.

On Symphony 2.2.3 deleting selected entries is not working. The page get’s reloaded, but no entries are being deleted. However deleting all via the special button works.

• Symphony 2.7.0
• PHP 7.0
• Tracker 2.1.1

I get the following error when trying to access /symphony/extension/tracker/

An error occurred in …/extensions/tracker/content/content.index.php around line 157

	152 ;
	153 $per_page = Symphony::Configuration()->get('pagination_maximum_rows', 'symphony');
	154 $total_entries = Symphony::Database()->fetchVar('count', 0, $sql);
	155 $remaining_entries = max(0, $total_entries - ($start + $per_page));
	156 $total_pages = max(1, ceil($total_entries * (1 / $per_page)));
	157 $remaining_pages = max(0, $total-pages - $current_page);
	158
	159 if ($total_pages > 1) {
	160 $ul = new XMLElement('ul');
	161 $ul->setAttribute('class', 'page');

Backtrace

	[/…/extensions/tracker/content/content.index.php:157]
		GenericErrorHandler::handler();
	[/…/symphony/lib/toolkit/class.administrationpage.php:490]
		contentExtensionTrackerIndex->view();
	[/…/symphony/lib/core/class.administration.php:205]
		AdministrationPage->build();
	[/…/symphony/lib/core/class.administration.php:483]
		Administration->__buildPage();
	[/…/symphony/lib/boot/func.utilities.php:253]
		Administration->display();
	[/…/symphony/lib/boot/func.utilities.php:235]
		symphony_launcher();
	[/…/index.php:19]
		symphony();

It is not possible (2.6) to select a single activity

A confirmation to Clear All activity data would prevent some mistakes!

Instead of developer.

Fatal error: Call to undefined method contentExtensionDashboardPanel_Config::addStylesheetToHead() in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/new-site/extensions/tracker/extension.driver.php on line 856

Same behavior with Tracker 1.1.1, 1.2 and 1.2.1 on Symphony 2.3.6:

16. July 2014 14:04 > Warning: GenericErrorHandler 2: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() on line 466 of file /www/htdocs/…/2014/extensions/tracker/extension.driver.php
16. July 2014 14:04 > UNKNOWN: ErrorException 0 - Invalid argument supplied for foreach() on line 466 of /www/htdocs/…/2014/extensions/tracker/extension.driver.php

I've created a section with only 1 field and whitout "Display in entries table".
When i create or save an entry i get the following error:

Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in /PATH/extensions/tracker/lib/class.tracker.php on line 267

Tracker 1.1.1
Symphony 2.3.2 RC2

When I try to delete the Tracker list using the "clear all" button, I see the following Symphony Warning:

array_keys() [function.array-keys]: The first argument should be an array
/var/www/maschine/extensions/tracker/content/content.index.php line 195

190     }
191     
192     public function __actionIndex(){
193     
194         if(isset($_POST)) {
195             $checked = @array_keys($_POST['items']);
196                     
197             if(@array_key_exists('clear-all', $_POST['action'])) {
198                 $sql = 'TRUNCATE `tbl_tracker_activity`;';
199                 Symphony::Database()->query($sql);

I tested the extension thoroughly on Symphony 2.2.1 to see if everything worked properly. There were no PHP errors and most activity was tracked, but four important activities available on a fresh Symphony installation were not: event deletions, data source deletions, utility deletions, and page template updates. Below is the checklist I used while testing your extension (+ success, - failure):

Page        Create      +
            Update      +
            Delete      +
Section     Create      +
            Update      +
            Delete      +
Event       Create      +
            Update      +
            Delete      -
Data Source Create      +
            Update      +
            Delete      -
Utility     Create      +
            Update      +
            Delete      -
Template    Update      -
Author      Create      +
            Update      +
            Delete      +
Preferences Update      +
Extension   Enable      +
            Disable     +
            Uninstall   +

This error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined method contentExtensionDashboardPanel_Config::addStylesheetToHead() in [...]/extensions/tracker/extension.driver.php on line 949

Appears on saving the dashboard panel. Any ideas how to fix this? Thanks

On line 845 of extension.driver.php there is:

$am = new AuthorManager();

It looks like it gives errors in logs. Maybe it should be:

$am = new AuthorManager(Symphony::Engine());

On install I got an "unexpected T STRING" in the class.tracker.php file in "lib" folder line 185.
There was some uncommented text which needed // commenting.

When creating or updating entries from the front-end, Tracker creates records similar to this one:

A front-end user updated Ohne Titel in the Filme section.

This is just fine, as long as the front-end user is unknown but it's not very helpful when the front-end user is also logged into the backend. In this case I'd expect a different message like:

Nils Hörrmann updated Ohne Titel in the Filme section from the front-end.

Sym 2.7.10
PHP 7.1

To be specific, this is a System Date Extension field that I've set as the first field in a section that is tracked.

In the Activity column it will show something like:

Jane Doe created 01/04/2021 12:30 in the Foo section.

The date and time in that line will always be the point in time that the Tracker Activity page was loaded in the browser, for any row tracking that section. Same if an existing entry was modified. Meanwhile, the Date and Time columns will accurately reflect when that entry was created or modified.

Probably a niche case, I guess.

I know this complicates things, but would it be possible to have this work with the Members extension a little better? Right now by default when a front-end user edits something all you get is:

"A front-end user created {x} in the {y} section."

That's still helpful as an administrator, but it's not super helpful if you want to make a sort of "Site Activity" feed for a Members site.