Miki, thanks for your report. I've just reproduced the problem on http://qa.moodle.net/ (running 2.0.2+).

(I'm not sure whether the activity report link wording has been changed since 2.0, as on the QA Testing site it was 'Logs'.)

Hi, actually the moodle version that I was checking this problem and others yesterday was the latest one 2.0.2
I don't know if it has something to do only with this version.
I'll check it again, but this is what I got when I checked it yesterday/
thanks

All of the calls to add_to_log in the wiki seem to be wrong. As the activity report obtains it's data from the log it shows 0 activity.

I have attached a patch that seems to fix this issue for me.

Patch to fix the add_to_log issue.

Better fix.

Fixes the logging issue in the wiki module so the activity report shows activity and events are logged correctly.

Sorry for all the updates. This patch (wiki_log3.patch) is a bit better then the last two and correctly puts the wiki pages' name in the logs information section when a new page is created.

The wiki_log3.patch is not entirely compatible with version 2.1. I emailed the updated patch to Daniel Servos (I don't have the privileges to upload here).

Diane, all logged in users should be able to upload attachments. You should find the option to attach files in the more actions dropdown menu. Thanks for updating the patch.

Thanks Helen for the tip. I hadn't notice the "More Actions" feature. Version 4 of the patch (compatible with Moodle 2.1) is now available.

Yes, the attach files option is rather hidden away. Hopefully your patch can be reviewed soon.

Adding 2.1.1 as affected version as reported in MDL-29425.

I hope this will be fixed quickly.

This bug still exists in 2.2.1

Thanks Yanfei, adding 2.2.1 as affected version.

Created Branch, will review this before pushing it through the process.
Thanks Daniel, Diane and Yanfei

Thanks for the great patch
Have cleaned few things and now up for peer review.

Hi Raj,

Updating wiki setting still printting wiki id only. This is how the log looks like:

master2c 	Tue 28 February 2012, 2:40 PM 	127.0.0.1 	Admin User 	course report live 	master 2C

master2c 	Tue 28 February 2012, 2:39 PM 	127.0.0.1 	Admin User 	course report live 	master 2C

bcc1 	Tue 28 February 2012, 2:39 PM 	127.0.0.1 	Admin User 	wiki view 	sss First page name

bcc1 	Tue 28 February 2012, 2:39 PM 	127.0.0.1 	Admin User 	wiki update 	9

bcc1 	Tue 28 February 2012, 2:39 PM 	127.0.0.1 	Admin User 	course update mod 	wiki 9

Probably the action column, it could be more specific text, eg: 'wiki page view' or 'wiki page update' instead of just 'wiki view' or 'wiki update'.

Thanks Rossie,

Sounds Good, I am adding Helen to get her feedback

Thanks Rossie,

I have updated strings to wiki update page and wiki view page.
As per 1 comment, I think I will add another bug for it, As this gets log in course/modedit.php, mod.php and rest.php and affects all module logs.
Can you please review this again.

Regarding text in the action column, looking at how actions for other modules are reported, it seems they are mostly 2 words e.g. 'quiz view', 'lesson view', 'forum update'. Thus I think 'wiki view', 'wiki edit' and 'wiki update' are fine.

Thanks Helen,

In case of wiki, we have map, comment, history and page. So, while logging, it might be nice to have three words which explains what part of wiki is being added/updated/deleted.

If it's fine, I would like to go with "wiki add page", "wiki update page", "wiki view map" etc. This explains more about, what action took place.

Hi Raj,

I don't think it's necessary to have such detailed logging of activity - other modules don't have it. I think 'wiki view' is fine to report when users view any part of the wiki - it's not important knowing whether they are viewing a page or a map.

As far as I know with other modules 'update' is used when the teacher edits the module settings.

If it's quick and easy we could have 'wiki add page' and 'wiki edit' but I don't think it's worth spending a lot of time over.

Thanks Helen,

All updated, in-line with your recommendation

Hi Raj,

Everything seems ok except for wiki/admin page. The information column still displaying the page id.

Other that, all looks good.

Thanks Rossie,
updated admin and pushing it up for integration review.

Some hours ago...

the main moodle.git repository has been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.

TIA and ciao

Branches re-based

Hi Raj,

I'm sending this back this week sorry.
There are a couple of things to note:

1. Having looked at what other modules are doing with their log calls and in light of MDL-32018 I think that the additional info provided to add_to_log should be the page id rather than the page title. Also noting I just looked in the log table and it appears nearly everywhere is using ids.
   While it doesn't appear any of the log reports are susceptible to that same formatting problem it does highlight an inconsistency and a potential problem.
2. Also in light of MDL-32018 I think that it is a good idea to hold off on exposing page title through the page class. I think that there are a raft of issues that will need to be dealt with there very shortly and I think that again sticking with the id's as above is a better idea. If an id is not available then it may just be easier to no include it in the log call.

Cheers
Sam

Thanks Sam,

I will replace page name with id.

Hello Sam,

I just checked the logs again and it is inconsistent. Some places they use id and most of the places they use name.
I tried site, course, forum, data, quiz etc. and they all use activity/page name.

Can you please confirm if you would like to see this as id. Also, which id should be visible, Page or wiki?

Hello Sam, I have taken care of MDL-32018, and it seems to work fine now.
Will wait for your advice before changing name to id. IMO name should be fine.

Thanks Sam,

I have updated the branches, replacing string with int (id).
Agree, it should be id not string as used in most places.

The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.

TIA and ciao

Hi Raj, sending this back at the moment, just a couple of VERY minor things to tidy up.
If you can get it back up today or tomorrow I'll put this in still.

1. admin.php "admin.php?pageid=$wiki->id" should be "admin.php?pageid=$page->id"
2. create.php No need for $newtitle now
3. should instancecomments.php be using comments.php for its URL?
4. view.php ln 298 is using $pageid but it doesn't appear to be set if $id is set.
5. pagelib.php no need for the get_title method

Cheers
Sam

Thanks Sam,
All suggestions integrated, except instancecomment.
Yes, IMO instancecomment log should point to comment.php, as it's just doing the action and not setting any page for user to look at.
Correct me if you think otherwise.

Thanks Raj, this has been integrated now. No probs about instancecomment, makes sense.

Cheers
Sam

Tested numerous actions with a wiki activity and the were all logged.

Congratulations are in order, you've made it, or at least your code has!
It's now part of Moodle and both the git and cvs repositories have been updated.

This issue is being marked as fixed and closed.

Thank you.