Is there a simple way to record who enters the database? I have a database on the web and would like to keep track of when my clients visit it. I could create a separate database where this information is stored if that is necessary. I know the logs are one way, but it is too cumbersome. What I would like to create is something like: Client name that visits and the date and time visited.

Thanks in advance - Sam

You could use the [FMP-Log] CDML code to append some text into the info log file. You get to decide what text is appended.

You can log the IP and/or domain.

If you do log-in system, you can have even more statistics, e.g. logfile with all movements of visitors with inlines.

Hi, Sam! Your Q is ringing bells in my head and I think I remember associating that with an [FMP-inlineaction]... maybe as an example of how to use an inline action in a tutorial or in the CDML tools reference.

I think you can use an inline action to access a 2nd database and write to it with your currentuser, date, time, etc. and info or whatever as Anatoli suggests.

sorry for the late reply