Viewtracker Report Macro
This macro is used to display views on Confluence Pages.
We recommend using the new Analytics report macros instead.
Gain valuable insight into who is visiting your Confluence pages. The Viewtracker Report macro provides important user behavior details: Who has viewed a specific Confluence page, and how often has it been visited? The information is displayed in a table.
Use the Viewtracker Report macro to show the tracked data of a specific page.
Screenshots
Viewtracker Report - current page - expanded by default:
Viewtracker Report - current page - Expandable is set to “true”:
Viewtracker Report - other page is defined - expended by default:
Viewtracker Report - other page is defined - Expandable is set to “true”:
Parameters of the Macro
Name | Description | Type | This is a required field | Default | Values |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Expandable | The report is expanded by default. | boolean |
| false | |
Page | The page you want to display the tracked data from. Format: SPACEKEY:PAGETITLE. Leave blank for current page. | confluence-content |
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Render User Names | Enables the creation of links to user profile pages in the list. Disable for better performance. | boolean |
| true | |
Sort | Sorts the list by date or name | enum |
| date | date, name |
Time frame | Specifies the time frame for displaying the tracked data. The time frame can either be a specific date or the number of days (for example: 12 would display all elements tracked in the last twelve days). By default, all tracked elements are displayed. | string |
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Date format | Define the format of the date specified in time frame if it is in a different format than the default Confluence format (defined in the formatting/international settings). Specify a format that matches the simple date format. | string |
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