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Exception Logger

The Exception Logger logs your Rails exceptions in the database and provides a funky web interface to manage them.

First you need to generate the migration: 

  ./script/generate exception_migration

After that, visit /logged_exceptions in your application to manage the exceptions.

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Repository http://svn.techno-weenie.net/projects/plugins/exception_logger/
License Rails' (MIT)
Tags Tag_red logging template_root view_paths
Rating (14 votes)
Owner Rick Olson
Created 27 June 2006

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    Carl
    7 August 2006

    I get this when I try to go to /logged_exceptions

    Template is missing

    Missing template script/../config/../app/views/logged_exceptions/index.rhtml

    Any idea why?

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    saidulu
    22 February 2007

    Missing template script/../config/../app/views/hello/index.rhtml

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    Chris G
    21 May 2007

    Rails 1.2.3 + Ruby 1.8.6 ruby script/generate exception_migration Gives the error: ./script/../config/../vendor/plugins/exceptionlogger/init.rb:1:in load_plugin': undefined methodviewpaths=' for LoggedExceptionsController:Class (NoMethodError)

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    Robert R
    25 July 2007

    I get the same exact error and 5 hours still can't figure out what is going on? Rails is theoretically interesting but it is really sucking up my time as far as chasing down every little error. I don't understand

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    Hans verschooten
    14 September 2007

    I changed viewpaths to templateroot in init.rb, then rake db:migrate. And added the following to the routes map.connect '/loggedexceptions', :controller => 'loggedexceptions'

    And got it to work under Rails 1.2.3

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    Guillaume
    21 April 2008

    Just a reply to Hans comment, it's viewpath ==> templateroot method that needs to be rename in the plugin directory, init.rb file.

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    Eliot
    23 April 2008

    I was getting a "flag after width" error message which was stopping the exceptions from being persisted to the database.

    The fix for this was to replace %*-s with %-s (that is, remove the asterix) on line 49 of logged_exception.rb.

    My environment: Rails 2.0.2 Windows XP

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    erwin
    8 May 2008

    running with config.actioncontroller.sessionstore = :activerecordstore (no cookie based session)

    my config.actioncontroller.session :secret is defined, and protectfrom_forgery :secret => 'secretpass' is defined in my application.rb

    got an ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken in Logged_exceptions#index

    No :secret given to the #protectfromforgery call. Set that or use a session store capable of generating its own keys (Cookie Session Store)

    the formremotetag in logged_exceptions/index.rhtml (line 53) is not sending the :secret

    I had the same problem with another Ajax call form, solved by writing <%= javascripttag "window.token = '#{formauthenticitytoken}'" %> in the <head> tried it there but no result

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