How can we track the ‘list of users’ who viewed a particular topic??
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How to Track Users Who Viewed a Particular Topic
The discussion revolves around tracking users who viewed a specific topic. Monika_Gupta initiated the conversation, and EricGT added that the solution should also be granular down to the post and include a minimum length of time the post was viewed.
One possible solution is to use Google Analytics, as suggested by HAWK and shared by Mevo. However, this method may require handling cookie acceptance.
Another approach is to use the Data Explorer plugin, as mentioned by mcwumbly and EricGT. mcwumbly provided an example query to retrieve users who viewed a specific topic, based on a post by ditatompel.
Additionally, mcwumbly shared related topics on delivered and read notifications, as well as publishing group read state.
Two caveats I would make, or at least in my particular need, would be that it would also have to be granular down to the post, and it would need a minimum length of time the post was viewed.
While I don’t need a user friendly GUI as I suspect that having admin access to the PostgreSQL database, a query cold be run.
Answer from Hawk in another topic which probably also answers yours:
If you do this, there may be a cookie acceptation matter to take care of, though.
Yes, and…
This could be done with #plugin:data-explorer
Thanks.
While I don’t have access to Data Explorer did some checking of the quires and found
or like a reverse index
Is it possible to see the topics a user has viewed?
IIRC there is another topic that list useful Data Explorer quires but I can’t find it at the moment.
It looks like that post you linked to has an example, in fact:
Also related:
And: