Hi Naomi Nascimento,

You can setting the user activities list on the back end by:
1. Click EasySocial>Setttings>Stream>Activity Logs>Pagination For Backend

Hope this helps

Hello! This tells me how to determine how many items are on a page. This does not answer my question directly. My question was whether or not everything would be accessible from the backend, no matter how old.

If I can configure how many items per page, than it seems likely that all items will appear, though not necessarily on the first page )

Hey Naomi,

Yes the activity list will indeed display all activity history provided you configure your backend activity list pagination as mentioned above.
Also, the list is related to the application settings. What this means is that if a stream is set to unpublished in the applications settings, then it would not appear in the activity list as well. Hope this clarifies your doubts.

I am still not sure I understand what you wrote above. What application settings are you refering too? There are hundreds of settings in EasySocial!

I do have a screen shot, though. I am trying to look at the recent activities of a user. I see what she posted to her own timeline, but I do not see what she posted as comments on other users' timelines. Why not? I need to be able to see everything that the user wrote on the site.

Hey Naomi,

I am sorry for the delay of this reply,

Unfortunately that was not possible to show what she posted as comments on other users' timelines from backend recent activities page in current system, it will only show the stream which she created.

Hello!
So, I cannot see everything that a user writes on the backend activities page. Is there any other way I can see this data?
Is there any way I can have everything this user types into the system sent to a log? Or to an email address? It must be in a database somewhere.

Thanks!

Hey Naomi,

I am sorry for the delay of this reply,

Currently that was not possible, but you can check that user comment on your database > under this table #__social_comments and run following sql query in your database :

// Replace #__ with your table prefix

// Replace 320 to your user id

SELECT * FROM `#__social_comments` WHERE `created_by`=320;

After that it will list all of this user what his comment on the stream.

If you would like to check what is that stream data, you have to login in your frontend first, then go to one of the single stream page (screenshot : http://take.ms/spozO ), I believe your URL will show something like this -> http://yourdomain.net/index.php/community/stream/item/1385 .

That 1385 is stream id, if you would like to see what stream data that user comment, you have to copy the stream id from the database (screenshot : http://take.ms/cLk4J ) then replace that stream id from the stream URL.

http://yourdomain.net/index.php/community/stream/item/1385 // <- replace the 1385 to which stream id  you would like to see