Versions of this plugin prior to 2.2 require the appropriate Utilities Plugin to be installed into WEB-INF/lib.
This plug-in contains macros for anonymously tracking content access.
Otherwise known as 'hit counting', this macro provides the ability to count the number of times a given piece of content has been viewed. It does not count views by the most recent editor of the page.
Please note that this is not currently intended to be a fully-fledged statistics package. Check out the Traffic Stats Plugin page, which is attempting to collect information about what kind of statistics would be useful to people.
Note The view count will not increase when the page is viewed by the most recent editor of the page. This is to prevent the count from being artificially inflated by the editor doing edits or responding to comments, etc. To see the count go up, just log out, or log in as another user.
This macro outputs tracking information about the current (or any other) page, including the number of times it has been viewed, the first view date and the last view date. more info...
This plugin no longer depends on the Utilities Plugin being installed.
The {content-info} plugin has been renamed to {tracking-info}. The old name will work for this version but beyond that it may be removed. Please update your references.
The 'value' parameters have been changed to more human-readable options (eg. 'view count' instead of 'viewCount'). Check the macro documentation for details.
Confluence 1.4.4+/2.0/2.1
On high load sites, this plugin leads to space bandana corruption (theme selection loss, logo loss in particular). Not recommended for public sites or intranets with over 500 active users.
This plugin requires at least version 1.4.6/2.0.0/2.1.0 (depending on your version of Confluence) of the Utilities Plugin to be installed.
The filename of the plugin has changed since 1.4.2. The old filename is 'plugins-tracking-1.4.jar', which should be removed before installing the new version.
Bug reports and feature requests can be made entered via Jira.
Is there a macro which gives count of the number of unique users who have visited a particular page . The current tracking macro increments the view count for the page refreshes and even if the same user visits the same given page again during a day span , the view count is incremented for the page . If someone can tell me how can I get view count of unique visitors , it would be really nice.
We haven't done any testing on 2.7 specifically, although I'm not sure what would be causing such a thing. Could you please create an issue in JIRA with details on how you're using it and what's happening?
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Hi ,
Is there a macro which gives count of the number of unique users who have visited a particular page . The current tracking macro increments the view count for the page refreshes and even if the same user visits the same given page again during a day span , the view count is incremented for the page . If someone can tell me how can I get view count of unique visitors , it would be really nice.
Thanks,
Rohan
This plugin seems to be giving us really inflated hit counts under Confluence 2.7...
Hi Matt,
We haven't done any testing on 2.7 specifically, although I'm not sure what would be causing such a thing. Could you please create an issue in JIRA with details on how you're using it and what's happening?
Thanks,
David