The Audit Pages module keeps track of all the pages you have created, edited and deleted on your website. This is useful if you have several people who administer your website. You can easily see who last updated the page. It also helps in recovering pages if you edit, upload or delete a page in error.

 

If you need to recover an edited or deleted page on your site you will need to contact us. Visit our support portal at www.customercommunity.com.au/support or email us at support@customercommunity.com.au.

 

 

To acces Audit Pages, go to your website to login
Click on Launch the Admin module
Hover over the Web Pages tab and click on 'Audit Pages'

 

 

Searching Audit Pages

You can search for an audited page by title, page id or date it was updated. You can also search specifically for pages that have been deleted.

Title: Enter the title or part of the title of the page. Page ID: Enter the ID for the page.   Each page has a unique page ID that appears in the web address of the page. This is the number that appears at the end of your web address. For example: www.yourdomain.com.au/default2.asp?active_page_id=123. The page ID for this page is 123. Date Last Updated: Enter the date the page was updated. . Is Deleted: Check this box if you would like to search for deleted pages only.

Viewing Audit Pages

The list of audit pages is automatically generated by our system. It can be viewed only. You cannot edit or delete this listing.

 

Title: The title of the page. The number in brackets refers to the page id of the page.

Parent Page: The section where the page appears.

In Nav?: This shows if the page appears within the navigation of the site.

Pos: This is the position of the page within the navigation. If the position number is 1, the page appears first within this section.

Template: This is the web template that the page is using.

Body Template: This is the body template the page is using.

Last Updated: The last date the page was updated.

Last Updated By: The last person to update this page.

Date Created: The date the page was first created.

Created By: The person who first created the page.

Deleted: This indicates if the page has been deleted.

 

Note: The page will only appear in the list of audit pages once you have saved or updated your page and selected "Close". The undo tool can be used if you make an error while you are editing a page.