Hi Bandy,
"Is there a way/plugin that enables me to collect analytics on activities in Viewport? Page Hits/User details etc?"
Sure this is possible. I assume you are using the "Page View" plugin from EliteSoft?
The plugin is using an Ajax call to track the page view in Confluence.
So what you would have to do, is performing a PUT-Request in your Viewport Theme if a page is visited.
To achieve that you would need to call this URL via an Ajax call.
<confluence-base-url>/rest/page-tracking-services/1.0/page-tracking/page-view
To get the current page ID you would have to insert the following into your HTML-Head, which needs to be available on every page you want to track.
<meta name="pageId" content="${page.id}">
You can access this information with the following JavaScript (this is using jQuery) and send it over to the tracking plugin:
Paste this code into your document.ready function. If you are using the Scroll Web Help Theme you will find this function inside the: theme.main.js file.
var pageId = $('meta[name="pageId"]').attr('content');
var baseUrl = $('meta[name="ajs-base-url"]').attr('content');
var url = baseUrl + "/rest/page-tracking-services/1.0/page-tracking/page-view";
$.ajax({
url: url,
type: 'PUT',
data: {'pageId': pageId}
});
If you don't want to track your own data you could exclude the specific user-group by adding a if statement around (either the script or around the meta tags) which check the current user-group.
#if($user.isInGroup(groupName))
<meta tags>
#end
or create a meta tag for the user-group and check it in your JavaScript.
Hope this is solving your problem.
Let me know if it works out for you. Thanks and have a nice day.
Best,
Steffen
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