When logging from a structured logging framework you log both a message and a message template. elmah.io automatically replaces any structured properties when shown on the UI. By clicking the new toggle available when hovering the title, you can switch between the log message and the original message template:
Your company may have requirements for using two-factor authentication or against using social logins. These requirements can now be configured on elmah.io as well using the new Security tab above the user’s list on the organization settings page:
If you want to enable these settings and you currently have users in your organization that doesn’t meet the requirements, these users will be redirected to a special page on their next sign in. This page will inform them about the requirements set on the organization and how to proceed. If you enable the Disallow social login toggle and have users that signed up with a social provider, these users will need to sign up with a new user (using username/password) and get added to the organization on elmah.io.
More information here: Managing Organizations and Users
We added a new troubleshooting quick fix to client-side errors. All known JavaScript errors now link directly to the documentation on developer.mozilla.org for an extended description of why a JavaScript error happened and how to fix it:
There’s a new email usage report available on the Subscription tab on the organization settings page. When clicking the info icon next to Emails you get an overview of how you’ve spent your monthly email quota so far:
We only started grouping the statistics by email a couple of days ago, why you may see a row titled “Unknown” this month. From next month, all emails will be correctly grouped by email addresses.
We are ready to officially release elmah.io Heartbeats. Check out this introduction post for more details: Introducing Heartbeats.
We released a new version (3.4.49) of the Elmah.Io.Umbraco package. This version includes the newest version of all elmah.io NuGet package dependencies.
We released a new version (3.5.0) of the Serilog.Sinks.ElmahIo package. Changes are primarily internally around the user agent communicated to the elmah.io API. The packages also bundle the newest stable version of the Elmah.Io.Client package.
We just launched one of the most requested features on elmah.io: the Combined Daily Digest email. The existing Daily Digest email sends one email per log. When you have multiple logs, getting a lot of emails may or may not be the optimal solution for getting an overview of the log activity since yesterday. With the new Combined Daily Digest you can bundle multiple logs in one email.
The way this works is by specifying on each log if you want it as an individual or combined email. The Emails tab on your profile is extended with a new dropdown as shown here:
If configured like in the screenshot above, you would get a Daily Digest email of the Uptime.Checker log and a Combined Daily Digest email of the ErrorMail and EmailStatistics logs.
All of your existing Daily Digest subscriptions are currently set as Individual. To combine them into a single email, go to your profile and select Combined.
We would love to hear what you think.
There’s a new Clear filters button available on the search page for easy removal of added search filters:
We have switched DNS to use Cloudflare. Using Cloudflare offers some benefits over our previous DNS provider like DDoS protection and automatic-renewal of SSL certificates. The change doesn’t require anything from you and shouldn’t impact you in any way. Let us know if you experience problems.
We released a new version (3.7.89) of the Elmah.Io.NLog package. Here are the included changes:
Elmah.Io.Client.NLog to 4.7.0.We just launched a set of improvements for the elmah.io documentation site. Using a new code theme, code samples now stand out from the text on each page. A redesigned NuGet instructions box show different ways of installing elmah.io NuGet packages:
The Install tab on log settings has received a much-needed overhaul. The old design was from the time were elmah.io only supported ASP.NET, MVC, and Web API. Much happened since then with ASP.NET Core being introduced and great support for all major .NET logging frameworks.
The new design embeds install instructions for a set of popular web and logging frameworks with configuration code ready to copy and paste into your own projects:
We released a new version (3.3.39) of the Elmah.Io.Log4Net package. This version bundle the recent stable version of the Elmah.Io.Client package.
