It is clearly not solely based on the amount of time a page was loaded/refreshed.
Is it unique views per user? Per session?
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How are the total views for a post calculated?
Best answer by olimarrio
Hi everyone 👋,
So I can confirm that views are calculated the same for registered and guest users. They are also incremented for repeated views so the same user viewing the same topic 5 times will count as 5 views. The reason you do not see this update instantaneously is, as
+1Following...interested in this as well!
+2Based on the way the browser is behaving with and without cache, it appears to be a count of unique users with view events for the page (not including query parameters). I don't see the views getting incremented for anonymous users or repeated views, even with params added or changed.
I see
+2My comment was an observation from the browser, not an authoritative answer. Slow or sloppy cache invalidation could make my input completely wrong. GS should chime in for sure
+5Hi everyone 👋,
So I can confirm that views are calculated the same for registered and guest users. They are also incremented for repeated views so the same user viewing the same topic 5 times will count as 5 views. The reason you do not see this update instantaneously is, as
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