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Popular tracks views over time and can also track the location and user agent of the viewing device.  As a result, you can output popular entries in a number of new and interesting ways.  Want to show the user trending articles on their device? Done.  Popular articles this week in their city… you got it.  Want to compare the entries that are doing best on Mobile vs. Tablet vs. Desktop?  Vini Vidi Vici. 

Popular is a work in progress.  If there’s a feature that you’d like to see that we haven’t thought of, drop us a line, we’ll do our best to make it happen.

This Add-On makes five hooks available for developers:

popular_most_popular_start
Arguments: $tagparams, $tagdata
return: void ( or string if ee()->extensions->end_script = true )

popular_most_popular_end
Arguments: $tagdata, $variables
return void ( or string if ee()->extensions->end_script = true )

popular_track_view
Arguments: $entry_information (an array with entry_id and uri as keys)
return: void

popular_entry_stats_start
Arguments: $tagparams, $tagdata
return: void ( or string if ee()->extensions->end_script = true )

popular_entry_stats_end
Arguments: $tagdata, $variables
return void ( or string if ee()->extensions->end_script = true )

popular_entry_history_start
Arguments: $tagparams, $tagdata
return: void ( or string if ee()->extensions->end_script = true )

popular_entry_history_end
Arguments: $tagdata, $variables
return void ( or string if ee()->extensions->end_script = true )

popular_entry_views_by_interval_start
Arguments: $tagparams, $tagdata
return: void ( or string if ee()->extensions->end_script = true )

popular_entry_views_by_interval_end
Arguments: $tagdata, $variables
return void ( or string if ee()->extensions->end_script = true )