Leaderboard

Leaderboard helps to track the scores of your viewers in the form of a table.

Leaderboard

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Full Page Leaderboard

This page auto-refreshes periodically

Below is the screenshot of a full-page leaderboard.

Leaderboard - More page

The login name will appear on the leaderboard under "Name" if the authentication is set to "Social" or "Viewer Group" while publishing a deployment.

The number of times a scene from your experience has been viewed by a customer is indicated on this page.

Optional Parameters

The following parameters can be optionally passed in the leader board URL:

Parameter	Default Values	Function	Table Header
rows=<num>	50	Controls the number of rows shown in the leaderboard.	-
show_rank=true|false	true	Controls if the viewer rank is shown in leader board.	Rank
show_identifier=true|false	false	Controls if the viewer identifier is shown in the leaderboard.	Identifier
show_name=true|false	true	Controls if the viewer name is shown in the leaderboard.	name
show_variables=<header1|var_name_1>, <header2|var_name_2>....	-	Exposes any custom user variables. Here, header is any placeholder for the variable. The variable name to be shown is provided after the pipe |.	As provided within the parameter (header1, header2 etc.)
show_score=true|false	true	Controls if the viewer score is shown in leader board.	Score
keep= variable1_name| include_value_1: include_value_2: include_value_3, variable2_name| include_value_1: include_value_2: include_value_3	-	Use a variable to filter the leaderboard. A variable associated with the viewer is used as a table filter. `keep` will keep entries in leaderboard for only the specified variable values. One can allow inclusion of multiple variable values as well as filter using multiple variable. Variable values are separated by a colon ':', variables are separated by a ',' and variable are separated from their values by '|'.