dorier75

So the free version has a significant security flaw, this is unacceptable, we are forced to uninstall

So the current free version Version 1.2.57 has security vulnerabilities according to SSL system messages?

No, we do have an up-to-date PHP version, 8.0. The short code [koko_analytics_counter day=”1″ metric=”pageviews”] displays 0

Also we have numerous server errors since yesterday’s update:
alcor-controles.fr [Tuesday February 27 11:04:59.601325 2024] [fastcgi:error] [pid 104576:tid 140619217356544] [client 2a01:cb10:83ce:a200:11a5:dcc1:eff2:c883:0] FastCGI: server “/home/clients/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/.config/apache/alcor-controles.fr/.fpm/php5.external” stderr: #5 /home/clients/b2c…error: Uncaught TypeError: KokoAnalytics\create_local_datetime( ): The return value must be of type DateTimeImmutable, bool returned in /home/clients/xxxxxxxxxxxxxx/web/wp-content/plugins/koko-analytics/src/functions.php:303, referrer https://www.alcor -controles .fr/wp-admin/post.php?post=82292&action=edit

I have no server message relating to this critical error following your Shortcod, but I also received an email from the WordPress platform:

Good morning !

WordPress has a native feature to detect if a plugin or theme is causing a fatal error on your site, and automatically notifies you with this email.

Here, WordPress found an error with one of your plugins, “Koko Analytics”.

This code [koko_analytics_counter days=”0″ metric=”pageviews” global=”false”] gives a critical error

This code gives a critical error

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by dorier75.

No, with this last code [koko_analytics_counter day=”0″ metric=”pageviews” global=”false”] still has the number 95971, while at this time the number of page views for today is 30

Thanks, but [koko_analytics_counter day=”0″ metric=”pageviews” global=”true”] displays the figure of 95880, or my number of visitors today is 305 and page views 508. Which code can display 305 and which code 508?

I had already tried this code: [koko_analytics_counter day=”30″ metric=”pageviews” global=”true”]

But I’m looking to display only the number of visits/day and the number of pages viewed/day and not the list of the best page views.

it’s possible ?

As said, when a visitor enters the site he exclusively activates the Nochoice tag before accepting or refusing Cookies. So the quantity of Nochoice must be equal to the number of visitors (which was the case with 2 buttons).
It seems to be working this morning, I’ll keep an eye on it.

Below is an example of GA4 tags for configuring two buttons, 10 visitors:

page_view 26
user_engagement 26
session_start 19
first_visit 17
allowall 14
nochoice 14

Below is an example of GA4 tags for configuring three buttons, 12 visitors:

page_view 24
user_engagement 22
allowall 19
session_start 10
first_visit 7
nochoice 5

We can clearly see that the Nochoice tag is very weak, except when a visitor enters the site he systematically activates the Nochoice tag before accepting or refusing Cookies.

So with 3 buttons the behavior of the tags is not the same…

Furthermore, yes, the “Save” button should be on the right with the 3 other buttons, but first, that is to say just after the choice cursors – It’s logical, from left to right:
1 You adjust your choice with the cursors
2 Save your choice
3 We refuse
4 We Accept

Except in your presentation the “Save” button is in the middle of “Refuse” and “Accept”

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by dorier75.

I can’t send a screenshot here, but when you choose the 3 button option, no Consent GA4 tag is displayed.
They reappear with two buttons.

Also can you put the Save button just after the settings and the refuse and validate buttons then?

And allow-all cookies no longer works, I no longer have the tag under GA4 (even though it should be activated automatically when scrolling through the page as before the update).

I had to reset the choice of the 2 buttons to get Cookies working again

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by dorier75.

Yes, but apparently we don’t have the “Save choice” button first, that is to say just after the cursor settings… which would be logical

Yes, but I was talking about the order of display of the buttons, to be logical from left to right and rather:
1 we make the choice using cursors, 2 we “save the choice”, 3 we “refuse” or 4 “Accept “