Is there a way to pull analytics data from MURA? For instance, the number of web pages edited throughout the website in 2019?
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I am looking to pull site usage data from sharepoint such as daily users, click through rate, which parts of the site they are using the most, which links they are using the most, which documents are being opening the most. Is there a way to do this through excel, any programs, etc. I have been looking at Power BI, Excel, Power Query, etc. I haven't found a way to pull the data from sharepoint analytics itself though.
I am looking to pull data from the sharepoint site and display it as a chart, a Pareto chart for example.
1.The current situation that the site usage analysis page can export:
Site owners can export the 90-days site usage data in an excel file by going to the download button in the upper right corner on site usage page. Report on unique viewers, site visits, popular platforms and site traffic. For popular content on the site (news posts, documents and pages) the report will be for last 7 days.
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2.I've also tried getting data from the web in Excel, but it doesn't work. There is currently only one connector between site usage and PowerBI.
I tracked down a published post in UserVoice: Export to Excel on Site usage. You can vote and comment anytime.
3.You might try using the Office 365 Admin API to use, retrieve and store the data in a database, and then report on it with PowerBI. This requires registering with Azure AD and give it permissions to the API.
Reference: Office 365 Management Activity API reference
Let me start with a bit of background: I'm helping a non-profit organization that would like to have a browser-based application that is backed by Salesforce, but has very specific requirements.
I see Salesforce has a REST API that we can call, so we can develop a standalone application to serve the web pages they want and use the REST API to call Salesforce when needed.
I'm wondering if there is a way to host a web application directly on Salesforce; this way we don't have to have a separate application server. Any recommendations or pointers to documentation/open source products is greatly appreciated.
Yes, you can create services that will allow your app to hit Salesforce
Depending on the type of application, yes you can host it on salesforce using the Salesforce Sites feature, also you can develop and host your app on Heroku which is owned by salesforce and can sync data to and from salesforce using Heroku Connect, or you can build and host it on another service like AWS and connect via the REST API. You just need to investigate and choose the option that best fits your use-case. One thing to be aware of is that there are API limits (the number of calls you can make to salesforce in a rolling 24hr period). Depending the the needs of the app be sure to see if those limits will be an issue. Because if the app makes constant calls to salesforce that could be an issue. But there are things you can do to get around that, like caching.
Yes, both Force.com Sites and Site.com features allow you to host webpages on the Force.com Platform. The markup is stored in Visualforce Pages and can use Apex to access records in the Database. I have migrated multiple websites (including our company's www.mkpartners.com) to Force.com using Force.com Sites.
One thing to keep in mind is that you are limited to 500,000 views per month and the rendering of a page with images that are also stored on the platform will incur a single view for the page and a single view for each image. If you already have a very popular website, I wouldn't migrate. If you're a small business or nonprofit, then it should be fine.
Another thing to keep in mind is that dynamic functionality based on records in the database will not work during maintenance windows. There is the ability to upload a static version of your website to be rendered during these windows though.
I'm just wondering if there is a module tag in Business Catalyst which will enable me to display the visitor count and page views automatically on a webpage.
No, there is not a module that will allow you to view that data on the frontend of a site.
You could run a report and then upload that PDF to a page if you are looking to allow certain users access to visitor data without allowing backend access.
The other option would be to find an analytics provider that has an API or some method of allowing you to display this data on the frontend of your site.
I am using NodeWebKIT for a desktop application with AngularJS front-end and using SailsJS in backend.
In app, currently user can chat, create some documents and add comments on it.
I need to get a statistics about app like:
How many are chatting
How many are creating documents
How many are active in app
How much time are they active in app
Who are not using app at all
How many are viewing documents, etc
I need to log all this data and later render it in ADMIN panel so that admin can view statistics about app.
Is there any way this can be achieved?
Thanks in Advance
I'm a web developer and I want to integrate a project of mine with salesforce.com. There is a tremendous amount of documentation on the salesforce.com site, but I can't figure out where and how to start.
I want to display part of the existing UI (HTML5) in a sf.com tab.
The functionality of this extra tab will need to access contacts etc. entered in sf.com.
What's the best strategy to do this? Is there a document/blog somewhere to get me started?
To display an external web page within Salesforce, it's possible to set up a "Web Tab" in Salesforce (Setup | App Setup | Create | Tabs). However, if you want to access Salesforce data with-in the web page in the Web Tab, I would recommend creating a Visualforce Page with an iFrame in it, instead. Using that method, you can pass querystring parameters like the Session ID for the current user, or other data.
To access data from the page in the Visualforce page iFrame or web tab, you would need to use one of the APIs Salesforce makes available such as:
Web Services API
REST API
AJAX Toolkit
For more information on this type of integration, see this answer to another question.