Logs
Open Settings > Logs.How The System Works
Review system or SQL logs and restore supported SQL log actions. This page stores the records and settings used by the related admin workflow, storefront page, checkout flow, support area, theme, or integration. After saving, refresh the affected page and test the result from the user side when possible.Before You Fill The Form
Check that your admin role has permission for this page. If the form depends on a payment provider, server connection, theme module, or external account, configure that dependency before saving. If a selector is empty, create the related product, category, user, role, provider, server, or currency record first so it appears in the dropdown.How To Fill The Form
| Field | How to fill it |
|---|---|
| Operation | Fill this field with the value requested by the label. If it is optional and you are unsure, leave it empty and test the result. |
| Description | Enter the server IP address, domain, or host value exactly as it should be used. |
| Publish date | Set when the rule starts, ends, repeats, cools down, or resets. Use the panel date and time format. |
| SQL command | Fill this field with the value requested by the label. If it is optional and you are unsure, leave it empty and test the result. |
Create Or Update A Record
- Open the page from the admin menu.
- Review the list, dashboard, editor, or settings panel.
- Change only the fields that match the behavior you want to update.
- Save or apply the change.
- Refresh the related page and test the result as a normal user when possible.
Page Actions
- View log detail: Opens the detail view for the selected record.
- Copy SQL command: Creates a new record using the selected record as a starting point.
- Restore supported log: Runs this page action for the selected record or current settings.
- Clear logs: Runs this page action for the selected record or current settings.
- Delete selected logs: Removes the checked records from the list. Use it only after confirming the selection.
After Saving
Return to the list and confirm that the record is visible. If the page supports ordering, drag the record into the correct position and click Save changes. Then test the affected user flow, such as checkout, login, support, content display, reward delivery, or integration sync.Important Notes
- Use restore only when you understand what the SQL command changes.
- Logs are useful for debugging recent admin actions.
