Codeigniter - Capture for registering GET / POST requests

Question

The client requires all GET / POST requests to be registered and stored for 90 days for their use. I wrote a HOOK that seems to be writing some of the GETS / POSTS, but there is less data than I expected. For example, when sending data, the recording forms do not seem to fit in the log. Has anyone written something similar that works?

Here is my version:

class Logging { function __construct() { $this->CI =& get_instance(); } function index() { $this->CI->load->model('Logging_m'); $this->CI->load->model('Portal_m'); //get POST and GET values for LOGGING $post = trim(print_r($this->CI->input->post(), TRUE)); $get = trim(print_r($this->CI->input->get(), TRUE)); $this->CI->Logging_m->logPageView(array( 'portal_id' => $this->CI->Portal_m->getPortalId(), 'user_id' => (!$this->CI->User_m->getUserId() ? NULL : $this->CI->User_m->getUserId()), 'domain' => $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"], 'page' => $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"], 'post' => $post, 'get' => $get, 'ip' => $this->CI->input->ip_address(), 'datetime' => date('Ymd H:i:s') )); } } 

This data is stored in a model called "Logging_m", which looks like this:

 <?php class Logging_m extends CI_Model { function __construct() { parent::__construct(); } function logPageView($data) { $this->db->insert('port_logging', $data); } } /* End of file logging_m.php */ /* Location: ./application/models/logging_m.php */ 

Answer 1

As mentioned by Patrick Savalle, you should use hooks. Use the post_controller_constructor hook so you can use all other CI materials.

1) In ./application/config/config.php set $config['enable_hooks'] = TRUE

2) In ./application/config/hooks.php add the following hook

 $hook['post_controller_constructor'] = array( 'class' => 'Http_request_logger', 'function' => 'log_all', 'filename' => 'http_request_logger.php', 'filepath' => 'hooks', 'params' => array() ); 

3) Create a ./application/hooks/http_request_logger.php file and add the following code as an example.

 if (!defined('BASEPATH')) exit('No direct script access allowed'); class Http_request_logger { public function log_all() { $CI = & get_instance(); log_message('info', 'GET --> ' . var_export($CI->input->get(null), true)); log_message('info', 'POST --> ' . var_export($CI->input->post(null), true)); log_message('info', '$_SERVER -->' . var_export($_SERVER, true)); } } 

I tested it and it works for me (make sure logging is activated in your configuration file).