DareDevil73

Problem solved using PHP caching in place of Mod Rewrite : maybe an issue involved by my ISP (Aruba) with mod_rewrite.

Problem solved by myself, it was an issue involved by my ISP.

Sorry!

Hi, any news?!

I suspect that, yes!

Unfortunately not, I’ve no control over the apache modules installed by my ISP (SiteGround)!

Hi, using your plugin I discovered how to use the user agents configuration, so I deactivated the “Any Mobil Switcher” plugin and assign my mobile theme to the right group.

I did a bit of checks and I saw that W3TC caches the mobile pages too.

Could you confirm this?

For the moment I mark this topic a resolved.

i didn’ìt get any answer from you, so I customized the plugin on my own.

Here is the changes for the file “google-analytics-stats-widget.php”.

function getUniqueVisitors($account, $time = 1)

	{

            // IF we have a cached version, return that, if not, continue on.

            if ( get_transient( 'google_stats_uniques' ) )

                return get_transient( 'google_stats_uniques' );

            # Get the class for interacting with the Google Analytics

            require_once('class.analytics.stats.php');

            # Create a new Gdata call

            $stats = new GoogleAnalyticsStats();

            # Check if Google sucessfully logged in

            if ( ! $stats->checkLogin() )

                    return false;

            $account = $stats->getSingleProfile();

            $account = $account[0]['id'];

            # Set the account to the one requested

            $stats->setAccount($account);

            # Get the latest stats

            $before = date('Y-m-d', strtotime('-' . $time . ' days'));

            $yesterday = date('Y-m-d', strtotime('-1 day'));

            try{

                //AP $result = $stats->getMetrics('ga:visitors', $before, $yesterday);

                $result = $stats->getMetrics('ga:visits', $before, $yesterday);

            }

            catch(Exception $e){

                print 'GA Widget - there was a service error ' . $e->getCode() . ':' . $e->getMessage();

            }

            //AP $uniques = number_format($result->totalsForAllResults['ga:visitors']);

            $uniques = number_format($result->totalsForAllResults['ga:visits']);

            # Store the array

            //AP set_transient( 'google_stats_uniques', $uniques, 60*60*12 ); // 12 ore

            set_transient( 'google_stats_uniques', $uniques, 60*60 ); // 1 ora

            # Return the visits

            return $uniques;

	}

Great work, thank you!

Thank you very much, I’ll try to migrate asap.

Antonio

Thank you David, but as I said in the past, I owns only a production environment, so I can install only officially released plugins.

Thank you!
Antonio

Hi again, I would ask to you to show by the widget :

1. Total Visits (like in the admin dashboard)
2. Unique Visitors (like now)

Is it possible?

Thanks again!

Hi, it is very simple to diagnose :

1. Install Graphene theme
2. Deactivate your plugin
3. Enter the graphene settings panel
4. Go to the colors tab
5. Expand any accordion
6. Now you can see for each color an input field to enter the hex value

Now you active your plugin and refresh the graphene colors settings page you can see the input field has collapsed into a colored box without any text input field.

Regards!
Antonio

Another information for you : my site is hosted under /public, but published on the root / by the WP configuration settings.

I’ve done it, but I still getting this error “Cheatin’ uh? The plugin is not active or can`t found the WordPress configuration file.”.

I checked my installation and the directory struture is like you displayed in your email.

Thank you,
Antonio