I didn't even think of that! Terrific! Let us know if you add
referrer on to site_watcher for 404s. It wouldn't have to track every
referrer to a 404... just the first or last so you have a clue of
where to find the broken link.
On May 16, 2009, at 7:48 AM, Jim Gay wrote:
This could easily be done in the site_watcher extension with a few
additions. I was actually just thinking about tracking 404s this week.
http://github.com/saturnflyer/radiant-site_watcher-extension
It already uses dashboard and already has the "ignore" feature.
It would just need a place to store the referrer info.
-Jim
Jim Gay
http://www.saturnflyer.com
On May 16, 2009, at 6:56, Jason Garber <j...@jasongarber.com> wrote:
Here's an idea for an extension:
Alias_method_chain the show_page action so that any time we return
a status of 404, it gets logged to a table by url and referrer.
Better yet, it increments a hit count in the table. Then have an
admin tab or dashboard widget that shows the top 10 404s. Check a
box to mark it as fixed, but if it gets hit again, it will be
unfixed and highlighted in red. Would probably also need an ignore
checkbox to ignore common hack attempt urls. Making it compatible
with the dashboard extension would be ideal.
I probably won't get to it for another six months or so, but wanted
to plant the idea in case anyone else had time to nurture it.
Jason Garber
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