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As a researcher, I want to be able to see how many contributions each user has made and how they've interacted with the system.
A view with a table that shows, by user:
user (user_id)
user (created_at)
most recent taskHist (updated_at)
for each of the following types, show thre following columns: Ideas, Links, Feedbacks, Total
submitted (taskHist:action = 1)
skipped (taskHist:action = 5)
exited (taskHist:action = 2 | 3 | 4)
no action (taskHist:action = null)
At the top of the total, show grand total rows between the header and first user that aggregates the information in the table. One row is a sum of everything in that column where applicable. A second row is the percentage of that pane. For example, the Ideas:Submitted column would have a percentage that is the count of all taskHist records with task=40 and action=1 divided by the count of all taskHist records with task=40.
Sort the users in descending order (most recent first) by column 3 (most recent taskHist:update_at).
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As a researcher, I want to be able to see how many contributions each user has made and how they've interacted with the system.
A view with a table that shows, by user:
At the top of the total, show grand total rows between the header and first user that aggregates the information in the table. One row is a sum of everything in that column where applicable. A second row is the percentage of that pane. For example, the Ideas:Submitted column would have a percentage that is the count of all taskHist records with task=40 and action=1 divided by the count of all taskHist records with task=40.
Sort the users in descending order (most recent first) by column 3 (most recent taskHist:update_at).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: