0 Front-End Page View Analytics Shared by Philip Bassham, Christ Chapel Bible Church 2 days ago 16.0 CMS, Reporting, Web Beginner Page Analytics Sparkline A Lava shortcode that displays page view analytics for the current page, showing total views over a specified time period with percentage change from the previous period and a sparkline chart visualization. I just placed it at the top of the page with our other admin buttons, for now: Features Configurable time period for page view count (default: 30 days) Percentage change comparison with previous period Daily sparkline chart showing view trends Color-coded percentage indicators (green ↑, red ↓, gray →) Parameterized configuration - no need to edit the shortcode Setup 1. Create the Lava Shortcode Navigate to Admin Tools > CMS Configuration > Lava Shortcuts Add a new shortcode named pageAnalyticsSparkline Paste the provided Lava code into the shortcode template Enable the 'SQL' command 2. Find Your Interaction Channel ID To find your interaction channel ID: Go to Admin Tools > Reporting > Interactions Locate your external website channel and note the ID You'll use this ID as a parameter when calling the shortcode 3. Add to Your Site / Pages Place the shortcode in a block that appears on pages where you want analytics displayed. You must specify the interactionchannelid parameter: {[ pageAnalyticsSparkline interactionchannelid:'10' ]} To add to all pages, add the block to the Zone that says 'Blocks from Site'. Parameters interactionchannelid (required): The interaction channel ID for the page analytics {[ pageAnalyticsSparkline interactionchannelid:'10' ]} days (optional): Number of days for the time period (default: 30) {[ pageAnalyticsSparkline interactionchannelid:'10' days:'14' ]} Parameter Examples //- Default 30-day period {[ pageAnalyticsSparkline interactionchannelid:'10' ]} //- Custom 14-day period {[ pageAnalyticsSparkline interactionchannelid:'10' days:'14' ]} //- 7-day period for weekly analytics {[ pageAnalyticsSparkline interactionchannelid:'10' days:'7' ]} 4. Secure the Visibility To ensure the shortcode is only visible to authorized users, secure the visibility using block settings or wrap it in a conditional statement. Use HasRightsTo to check if the user has edit rights to the page: {% assign hasPageEditRights = 103 | HasRightsTo:'Edit','Rock.Model.Page' | AsBoolean %} {% if hasPageEditRights %} {[ pageAnalyticsSparkline interactionchannelid:'10' ]} {% endif %} Notes Analytics data is based on Rock's built-in interaction tracking Query timeout is set to 10 seconds, but typically completes in ~100µs Displays data for the specific page where the shortcode is placed The shortcode automatically compares the specified period with the previous period of the same length All parameters are passed directly to the shortcode, eliminating the need to edit the shortcode template