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Liferay 7.2 - How to check user activity
I am quite new to Liferay development and I have been trying the "Profile" widget that comes by default. Now I want to do something similar, but that tracks user activity.
Basically, I want a feed of user activity that consists of creation, updates or deletion of pages by the user logged in. I would love to have a header count for this same portlet that says a total of pages created, pages edited, etc.
I have been searching for this topic for a bit but I still don't know if this is possible. Is this possible in Liferay? Where should I start to do something like this?
EDIT: I have already posted this question here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56739115/how-to-get-user-activity, but I still find a bit hard to understand it.
Basically, I want a feed of user activity that consists of creation, updates or deletion of pages by the user logged in. I would love to have a header count for this same portlet that says a total of pages created, pages edited, etc.
I have been searching for this topic for a bit but I still don't know if this is possible. Is this possible in Liferay? Where should I start to do something like this?
EDIT: I have already posted this question here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56739115/how-to-get-user-activity, but I still find a bit hard to understand it.
Fabio Carvalho:
19 hours ago, a very similar question has been asked and answered on stackoverflow. Was that your Alter Ego?
...I have been trying the "Profile" widget that comes by default. Now I want to do something similar, but that tracks user activity....
Hi Olaf. Yes, it was I who posted on StackOverflow. Still decided to post here to try and gather more information.
Fabio Carvalho:
Please link your crosspost. Always. And in all directions: The question has long been answered and you're only generating duplicate work from people volunteering their time for free.
Hi Olaf. Yes, it was I who posted on StackOverflow. Still decided to post here to try and gather more information.
If you have additional questions, or don't trust that an earlier answer is correct, please comment on the answer to indicate what else you need, where you were misunderstood, or what you don't understand, rather than asking the same question again.
I understand. I have read your link and that makes a lot of sense.
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