In order to create Magento log, one would write something like
Mage::log('Server Side Validation kicked in for Year for '.$currentYearType);
But if I were to add the log in a sepearate file , do I
Mage::log('Server Side Validation kicked in for Year for ' ,null,'serversidevalidation.log');
Please correct me if I am wrong.
If so, what is the use of null in the middle? Also, does the file need to exist before hand or I think it is created by system when needed. Am I right? Also, will it include timestamp?
Go to to app/Mage.php
line 785
public static function log($message, $level = null, $file = '', $forceLog = false)
you can see the second paramete is level
$level = is_null($level) ? Zend_Log::DEBUG : $level;
lib\Zend\log.php
const EMERG = 0; // Emergency: system is unusable
const ALERT = 1; // Alert: action must be taken immediately
const CRIT = 2; // Critical: critical conditions
const ERR = 3; // Error: error conditions
const WARN = 4; // Warning: warning conditions
const NOTICE = 5; // Notice: normal but significant condition
const INFO = 6; // Informational: informational messages
const DEBUG = 7; // Debug: debug messages
if you this code Mage::log('test', 1);
then you get a output in log file like this
2014-05-17T12:21:51+00:00 ALERT (1): test
Yes, the file is automatically created by system when its call
system include the timestamp when it call
refer this code in app/Mage.php
in line 825
$format = '%timestamp% %priorityName% (%priority%): %message%' . PHP_EOL;
$formatter = new Zend_Log_Formatter_Simple($format);
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