This plug-in displays the information of who has viewed a specific entry (article) in the Related Content section and allows you to replace the user list in the built-in "Viewed-By" box in the side column.
Install
Note: You need to grant server level 'Access Address Book' permission to people on your TeamPage server to allow them to view the names of people who have viewed an article. 'Access Address Book' permission also enables email completion, search by email name, use of 'Visibility' to discover names of people who can see a given article, and other capabilities which disclose the name or email address of other people on your server. See 'Server Access Control List (ACL)' Editor
Click the link below to download the zip file of this plug-in.
Upload the zip file in Server Settings > Plugins page.
After uploading, you will see the following I18N ERROR. Don't worry. This error means "you need to restart TeamPage server to load the I18N resources (language files)."
Click [Restart TeamPage] in Server Settings > General > Manage Server page. If your TeamPage server is hosted in Traction's cloud environment, you will need to restart your server twice to load the I18N resources correctly.
After restarting, you will see that the plugin's name "Viewed-by Information" shows up correctly.
Example
Open an entry and you will see;
The "Viewed-by" tab shows up in the Related Content section.
The built-in "text-only" viewed-by information in the side column is replaced with the new user list with avatars (user profile pictures).
Settings
Click the "Configure" link in the plugin's slot in the Server Settings > Plugins page.
You will see the following settings dialog.
Tab label: The text set here will be displayed in the tab in the Related Content section.
Avatar Size: Select your preferred size.
Large
Medium
Small
Display User Name Text: If yes, the user names will show up next to the avatars.
Replace The Built-in "Viewed-by" Sidebox: If yes, the built-in "text-only" information will be replaced with the user list with avatars.
