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Activity Stream: Filters

Each instance of the Activity Stream interface can have its own filter settings for the activities to be displayed. These settings can be accessed by right-clicking on the instance of the interface, on the “Filters” item.

Features

It is an administration interface

Screens

Activity Filters
- Minimum priority (double, required field): Decimal number between zero and one, defining the minimum priority value of an activity for it to be displayed on the interface.
  
  Notes
  
  The priorities of activities can be differentiated for each user or group of users, so that the activity list interfaces can display different activities depending on which user is accessing the interface. For more information see the topic Activity Processors.
- Hide activities from the user themselves (boolean): Defines whether the activities generated by the user accessing the interface should be displayed in the activity list, being shown if this field is not checked.
- Scopes (string): List of scopes to which an activity must belong for it to be displayed in the activity list of the interface. By default, activities are generated with two possible scopes:
  
  lum_objectEndUser
  Activities generated for the end users of the solution.
  
  lum_objectAdmin
  Activities generated for portal administrators and content publishers.
  
  lum_portalAdmin
  Activities generated for the portal administrators as a whole, this scope is more focused on users managing the portal's infrastructure.
  
  Notes
  
  If no scope is defined in an interface, it will display activities from all scopes.
- Object types (boolean, required field, default value: true): These are the types of objects that will be filtered or not. There are two options to choose from:
  - Any except those specified below.
  - Only those specified below.
  By default, the identifiers of object types for content follow the form: service_id#source_id. For example: lumis.service.banner#category.
  The field where the object type is added has autocomplete, which makes it easier to search for the desired object type.

Permissioning

Manage service instance: Allows managing all data of this service instance, including deleting it as a whole.

Actions

Send filter changes: Applies the changes made; these will affect only the previously selected interface instance.

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