We at Midori put a lot of effort into making our apps compatible with other widely used apps, in order to create even more value from these integrations to the end-user. In the case of Better Content Archiving, it means being compatible with all popular theming apps.
Thanks to the effective help of our partners at K15t, now a slightly different kind of app, Scroll Viewport is also compatible with Better Content Archiving.
For the uninitiated: Scroll Viewport is a Confluence (Data Center compatible) app, which lets you convert your Confluence pages and blog posts into custom websites. It gives great control over the output and also allows the use of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Tracking page views is one of the most important and most popular features of Better Content Archiving. That’s also the case for Scroll Viewport users: they would like to see the "last view date" getting refreshed for the originating Confluence page every time when the exported page is visited!
In turn, you can see the popularity of the page’s content at the Confluence side, even after being exported.
If your organization is an avid user of both Scroll Viewport and Better Content Archiving for Confluence, you can now make the two work together. In this knowledge base article, the good people at K15t give a step by step explanation of how you can integrate the two functionalities.
Many thanks for the K15t team for detailing this Better Content Archiving - Scroll Viewport integration!
Implement page view tracking on Scroll Viewport sites