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Logify Event Reference — Every Event Logify Records

What is it?

A complete list of the events Logify records, with the event ID and action stored against each one. Use it to work out what a log entry means, to build a filter or alert rule, or to pick a free ID when adding your own event.

Events marked PRO require Logify PRO.


How IDs are organised

Every category owns a block of one thousand IDs. Keeping to the blocks is what makes it possible to filter, report, and alert on a category without listing every event.

Range Category
1000–1999 Users and security
2000–2999 Media
3000–3999 Comments
4000–4999 Plugins
5000–5999 Themes
6000–6999 Posts and pages
7000–7999 Taxonomy terms
8000–8999 Navigation menus
9000–9999 Widgets
10000–10999 WordPress settings
11000–11999 Advanced Custom Fields PRO
12000–12999 bbPress PRO
13000–13999 WooCommerce PRO
14000–14999 URL Shortify PRO
15000–15999 Gravity Forms PRO

A new category should start at 16000.


Users and security

ID Event type Action What it means
1000 user login A user signed in
1001 user logout A user signed out
1002 user registered A new user account was created
1003 user delete A user account was deleted
1004 security login_failed A sign-in attempt failed
1005 user updated A profile was updated
1006 user password_reset A password was reset
1008 user role_changed A user's role changed
1009 security brute force Repeated failed logins from one IP within the detection window
1010 user session_terminated An administrator forced a session to log out PRO

Login entries also record the method used, so a sign-in through Magic Link or a Temporary Login link is labelled as such. See Magic Link Tagging and Temporary Login Tagging.


Media

ID Action What it means
2000 added A file was uploaded
2001 updated An attachment was edited
2002 deleted An attachment was deleted

Comments

ID Action
3000 created
3001 updated
3002 deleted
3003 spammed
3004 unspammed
3005 trashed
3006 untrashed
3007 status_changed

Plugins

ID Action What it means
4000 activated A plugin was activated
4001 deactivated A plugin was deactivated
4002 installed_updated A plugin was installed or updated through the updater
4003 deleted A plugin was deleted
4004 installed A plugin was installed
4005 file_edited A plugin file was edited in the built-in editor
4006 updated A plugin was updated

Themes

ID Action What it means
5000 activated A theme was activated
5001 updated A theme was installed or updated through the updater
5002 deleted A theme was deleted
5003 switched The active theme changed
5004 customized A change was saved in the Customizer
5005 installed A theme was installed
5006 file_edited A theme file was edited in the built-in editor
5007 updated A theme was updated

Posts and pages

ID Action What it means
6000 deleted Permanently deleted
6001 status_changed Status changed
6002 created Created
6003 trashed Moved to trash
6004 restored Restored from trash
6005 published Published
6006 updated Updated

These apply to every public post type, not just posts and pages.


Taxonomy terms, menus, widgets and settings

ID Event type Action
7000 term created
7001 term updated
7002 term deleted
8000 menu created
8001 menu updated
8002 menu deleted
9000 widget updated
10000 option changed

Option changes cover key WordPress settings such as the site title, tagline, admin email, and default role. Add your own with the kc_lf_tracked_options filter — see Hooks and Filters.


Advanced Custom Fields PRO

ID Action What it means
11000 deleted A field group was deleted
11001 deleted A post field was deleted
11002 deleted A taxonomy field was deleted

See ACF and bbPress deletions.


bbPress PRO

ID Action What it means
12000 deleted A forum was deleted
12001 deleted A topic was deleted

WooCommerce PRO

ID Action What it means
13000 created Product created
13001 deleted Product deleted
13002 trashed Product trashed
13003 restored Product restored
13004 updated Product updated
13010 created Order created
13011 status_changed Order status changed
13012 item_added Item added to an order
13013 item_removed Item removed from an order
13014 item_quantity_changed Order item quantity changed
13015 refunded Order refunded
13016 refund_deleted A refund was deleted
13017 updated Order updated
13020 created Coupon created
13021 updated Coupon updated
13022 trashed Coupon trashed
13023 restored Coupon restored
13024 deleted Coupon deleted
13030 created Customer created
13031 updated Customer updated
13032 deleted Customer deleted
13040 created Product category created
13041 updated Product category updated
13042 deleted Product category deleted
13050 created Product tag created
13051 updated Product tag updated
13052 deleted Product tag deleted
13060 updated WooCommerce settings saved

See WooCommerce store changes.


URL Shortify PRO

ID Action What it means
14000 created A short link was created
14001 updated A short link was updated
14002 deleted A short link was deleted

See URL Shortify Integration Logs.


Gravity Forms PRO

ID Action What it means
15000 created A form was created or saved
15001 trashed A form was moved to trash
15002 deleted A form was deleted
15003 duplicated A form was duplicated
15004 imported Forms were imported
15005 activated A form was activated
15006 deactivated A form was deactivated

See Gravity Forms changes.


A note on IDs and upgrades

Some IDs changed in Logify 1.6.1 because two different events had been assigned the same number. URL Shortify moved from 7000–7002 to 14000–14002, Gravity Forms from 10000–10006 to 15000–15006, session termination from 1008 to 1010, plugin updates from 4005 to 4006, and theme updates from 5006 to 5007. Existing log entries are renumbered automatically when the plugin updates, so historical data stays consistent with this reference.

If you built alerts or reports against the old numbers, update them to the values above.

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