Logs

edited November 2014 in Installation
In my vanilla CodeIgniter applications, I can switch on logging in config.php and type within my PHP:
log_message('debug','my message');
This results in a log file in ./application/logs

It seems I can do this in Fuel too however the resulting log file never shows any of my "log_message()" calls - just the standard "you opened this model" style reports...

Should I be using this instead?
$this->fuel->logs->write('debug','my message);

If so, I don't get any logs for it anywhere.

I've not found anything specific in the Fuel User Guide regarding a code logging system different to CodeIgniter's. What am I missing?

Cheers

Comments

  • edited 8:38AM
    FUEL doesn't change the core CI Logging. The Fuel logging is actually separate so your log_message function should continue to work. However, it can write 2 log files if your system default time is different then what is set in the fuel/application/config/MY_config.php. By default, that file sets the default timezone.
    date_default_timezone_set('America/Los_Angeles');
    You'll notice that the log file with the earlier date, has all the core logging and then after the config is loaded, the second later log file is written.
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