In Confluence version 2.3 and later, statistics on each space's activity are available. These include:
- How many pages and news posts have been
- Which content is the most popular (i.e. most frequently viewed)
- Which content is the most active (i.e. most frequently edited)
- Which people are the most active contributors/editors of content
To view a space's activity,
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Go to the 'Browse Space' view. There are two ways to browse a space:
- Go to a page in the space and select the option you want from the 'Browse' menu. The corresponding tab of the 'Browse Space' view will open.
- Or click the
icon next to the space name on the Dashboard. The 'Pages' tab of the 'Browse Space' view will open.
- Go to the 'Activity' tab.
The number of pages and news posts that have been viewed, added and edited will be displayed graphically, showing trends over a period of time, e.g.:
Screenshot : Number of viewed pages and news posts in a week
The top 10 most popular and most active pages and/or news posts will be listed, with a link to each, e.g.:
Screenshot : Popular content
 | If your Confluence site is clustered, Space Activity will not be available. |
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Comments (10)
Apr 13, 2007
Chris Novak says:
Is there a way to show the top 10 most popular and most active pages on an...Is there a way to show the top 10 most popular and most active pages on another page somewhere? I would like to put that info via a macro on another page.
May 02, 2007
Andrej Danko says:
displays 10 newest pages that are children of abc: \ \ \displays 10 newest pages that are children of abc:
{tracking-table:scope=abc>children|types=page|sort=creation date desc|maxResults=10}
{tracking-column:value=title|title=Ten Newest}
{tracking-table}
Oct 03, 2007
David Soul [Atlassian] says:
Users will need to install the free Tracking Plugin CONFEXT:Tracking Plugin that...Users will need to install the free Tracking Plugin that contains these tracking macros
Feb 27, 2008
Joseph Kreke says:
I'm looking for a way to list all users who have accessed (view, edit, comment) ...I'm looking for a way to list all users who have accessed (view, edit, comment) a page within a space. The closest thing I've found is the contributors-summary command which has an option to limit the scope to a particular page, but it doesn't have the option to count and identify those who merely view the page. This is an important feature that we need. I think the command could be "tweaked" to have the option of including views since it can capture "edits" as well as "edited" counts. The view option seems that it would be an easy change(my guess).
Feb 28, 2008
Ming Giet Chong says:
Hi Joseph, I would suggest you to raise a feature request at the Contributor pl...Hi Joseph,
I would suggest you to raise a feature request at the Contributor plugin's issue tracker at:
Regards,
MG
Jun 20
Paul Csapo says:
Hi, If a page is very active, and then later it is deleted, will the activity pa...Hi,
If a page is very active, and then later it is deleted, will the activity page still show it for the timeframe that it was active? (assuming that it was one of the most active).
thanks,
Paul
Jun 23
Ming Giet Chong says:
Hi Paul, I have done a quick test in Confluence 2.8.1 and the deleted page will...Hi Paul,
I have done a quick test in Confluence 2.8.1 and the deleted page will still show on the Space Activity page.
Regards,
MG
Jun 23
Paul Csapo says:
Ahh, many thanks for the confirmation, Ming. thanks, PaulAhh, many thanks for the confirmation, Ming.
thanks,
Paul
Aug 19
Kevin Aubeelack says:
I've been looking at the sources for the usage stats and I'm a bit confused. I k...I've been looking at the sources for the usage stats and I'm a bit confused. I know that these stats aren't stored in the confluence DB. They seem to be stored in an index file that's accessed by Lucene? Where is this index file stored? Does lucene do the logging (writing) into this index file or is there some kind of logger that writes usage events from confluence into that file?
Aug 25
Azwandi Mohd Aris says:
Hi Kevin, The plugin that does the job for tracking Confluence activity is Usag...Hi Kevin,
The plugin that does the job for tracking Confluence activity is Usage Tracking Plugin. You might want to study the source of this plugin to understand more on the indexing mechanism and the implementation of Confluence listener plugin.
As far as I am concerned, the data is stored as Lucene Index File Format that resides in the <confluence-home>/index/plugin/usage directory. You can try to use Luke to view the contents of those index files.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Azwandi
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