Hey folks, I've prototyped a new framework portlet that provides a report of "Popular Portlets" -- which portlets have been added to layouts by users and how often. I'm attaching a screenshot.
It uses the uPortal database stats, specifically the 'LAYOUT_CHANNEL_ADDED' events (so they must be enabled to use it). The user has specify how far back he/she wants the data to go: 1, 7, 30, 90, or 365 days. Like other framework portlets, it's based on a webflow. It includes a RESTful, json-based API for accessing the counts. Admins can see all portlets in the report, but non-admins can only see portlets for which they have SUBSCRIBE permission. Users can "click through" the name of a portlet in the report to "use it now." I'd like to pick the brains of those on this list over this question: what use(s) should we put this portlet to? Option 1: For admins ------------------------------ Provide either a new portlet, a subflow off of the portlet-manager, or both. Admins can use the full power of the portlet to audit which portlets are popular with users who customize their layouts. Option 2: For everyone -------------------------------- Provide a portlet with perhaps limited features (maybe can't see counts, can't see as far back, etc.) for everyone. This portlet could help users become aware of portal content they might be interested in. Please share your thoughts on these use cases, what titles & instructions should appear on the UI, etc. thanks! drew wills -- You are currently subscribed to uportal-dev@lists.ja-sig.org as: arch...@mail-archive.com To unsubscribe, change settings or access archives, see http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/JSG/uportal-dev
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