Events

The Filters area is located at the top of the page, and is used to select and create filters for displayed events in the Events list. Click Show Filters to display all available filter categories and actions:

• Action Bar- Contains all filter related action items, and displayed by clicking Show Filters:
  

  Name	Button	Description
  Filter-Set Menu		Click to display list of default and saved filter-sets (Default sets: All Issues, Error Issues, Performance Issues, Resource Issues).
  Clear Filters		Click to clear selected filters
  Delete		Deletes a filter.
  Save As		Saves a filter after customization as a new filter.
  Save		Saves a new filter.
  Search		Searches Events list for entered search pattern.

• Filter list - Displays all available categories and filters:

  • Severity - Filters events by severity (e.g., Warning).

  • Event Type - Filters events by type of event ( e.g., Custom Event Rule).

  • Rule Names - Filters events by rule name.

  • Application - Filters events by the application they are associated with.
  • Search - Filters events by entered search pattern.
• Filter By - Displays all selected filters.

The Action bar is located below the Filters area, and is used to delete issues from the Events list:

Name	Button	Description
Delete Selected		Deletes selected issues from the Event list.
Delete Filtered		Deletes all issues that match the selected filter from the Event list, even those that are not displayed.

Events are displayed in an list. The information for each listed event is sorted into columns:

• ! - The severity of the event (Notice, Warning or Critical). See Event Severity Levels.
  

• Count - The number of events triggered for the same issue.
• Event ID - ID number for the event. Click to view full event details.
• Name - The type category of the event.
• Last occurred- The time and date of the event's last occurrence.
• Application - The name of the application associated with the event.
• Summary - A short event description of what occurred and where.
• Route Details - The code route (controller, action) leading to the event (e.g., MonitorRules | index).
• Code Trace- Link to existing code trace (Debugging | Code Tracing).

Tip:

By default, the Events list is sorted by the time stamp with more recent events appearing first. The list can also be sorted by Severity, Type and Status. To change the order of display, click the relevant column title.

Action Menu

The Action drop-down menu is located on the right-side of each event line, and contains all event-related action items. The menu appears as you hover over an event line, or if you select an event from the list, and contains the following action items:

• Debug in Zend Studio - Initiates a debug session for the event URL in Zend Studio.
• Profile in Zend Studio - Profiles the event URL, using the Zend Studio Profiler with the same parameters (GET, POST, COOKIE, HTTP headers, etc.).
• Show in Zend Studio - Opens the file where the event occurred in Zend Studio. This option makes it possible to use Zend Studio to edit files and implement changes for multiple servers.
• Export to Zend Studio - Generates an XML file containing the selected event's information and exports it to Zend Studio.

Note:

These action items are only available if Zend Studio is installed on your machine, and Zend Server is configured to communicate with it.

Selecting an event from the Events list, or clicking the Expand View arrow on the right side of the event line, displays an expanded view of the event.

The Expanded view includes the following information:

• URL - The URL of the associated application.
• Execution Time - The request execution time.
• Memory Usage - The amount of memory used.
• Function Name - Displays information on the function that triggered the error, including the function name and arguments.
• Error Type - The type of PHP or JAVA error that was triggered (e.g., E_WARNING)
• Source File - The source location of the associated application.
• Error String - System error definition.
• Event groups and count- The last three event groups and the amount of events for each group.
• Date and time - A time stamp of when the event last occurred.
• More Details-> - Click to view full event details.

Note:

Not all events display the same information. Only information relevant to the specific event type will be shown.