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Simple. When you grant the user access to the resource, log it.

Depending on your definition of resource, the web server already does this for you.

Care to be more specific?

In reply to Re: How do I log access to a resource on a website via script by ikegami
in thread How do I log access to a resource on a website via script by grashoper

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