• Since I needed some way to have a better vision of keywords people used to come to my site and having the ability to track referrers was nice, thi weekend I wrote a plugin that does this.
    I also took some functions from the wp-stats plugin (the one from gamerz) and from the “unique page views” one, to have a single plugin with all the statistic functions.
    It uses a single table in the db.
    I’d like to have some feedback if possible ??
    https://www.delymyth.net/en/index.php?p=1001

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  • Thread Starter delymyth

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    I corrected it as soon as I noticed ??
    I knew there could be problems at month’s change ??

    Hey guys, I followed directions on the Readme and the problem I’m currently left w/ is this error:
    Fatal error: Call to undefined function: backslashit() in /home/faisal/public_html/fpress/wp-includes/functions.php on line 34
    any ideas? The plugin IS activated.

    Have you tried undoing everything you did – the readme backwards – then checking all is well, and then redoing the installation ?
    There is a latest version too – grab it from the orginal uri.

    After doing everything and anything, still, I am unable to get this thing to work on my setup. I think I just suck at this stuff…
    I’ve gone through the steps over and over again…even pasted the db stuff so I didnt have to do any of my own editing.
    It just that AFTER i upload my wp-settings.php w. the new line, and load up the site to activate the plugin, it results w/ that error in my last post—same line number 34! Don’t know what it could be.

    The date/times that dstats2 is logging are incorrect…how do I correct it? Thanks! I just installed it today and already it thinks it’s on the second day.

    @bloodylamer:
    Line 34 .. that where you added this line ?
    $dstatstable = $table_prefix . ‘dstats2’;
    If so, remove it from there, and put that line on line 29 of wp-settings.php
    Mine is under this line:
    $wpdb->postmeta = $table_prefix . ‘postmeta’;
    @star:
    It may be recording your server time, and not the ‘where you really are’ time. I’m not sure how that is set up in the script.

    I love this plug in, except I’m not sure how to avoid tracking my own ip address. I’m new to php. Can you post the script needed and show me where to include my ip address?
    Is there a way to ignore a set of ip addresses… say from a range of addresses or an entire isp?? Thanks!!!

    Can anyone help please. The line of code beginning require in dstats2. What is the proper syntax and where does it go? The readme says below another require line but I can’t find it. At the moment it is displaying as raw text at the foot of my blog ?? TY.

    Seems to be running fine now. It is just a case of hiding that text.

    elmsblog:
    Edit the plugin file:
    $engine_qs = array ("Virgilio");
    $engine_key = array ("Tiscali");
    $engine_k = array ("SearchScout");
    $engine_keyword = array ("FuoriDiTesta");
    $ignore_ip = array ("65.158.59.4");
    —-this line

    Hi,
    Love this plugin. It was working fine yesterday, but now if I try to see any of the details, or expand any stat beyond the basics (see this week instead of this day), I get the error message “You have no access!”
    So what do I do to get access?

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