Friese

Hi leogc, sorry for the late reply. Here are my answers:

1) There is no front end counter, yet. But I can add a solution via WordPress shortcodes in one of the next versions of this plugin (just let me know if you or anybody else are still interested).

2) The data storage time can be set in the settings. This is only limited by the database storage.

There are two versions of data in this plugin: the detailed visitor flow and more simple counters of views per page and date. The visitor flow data is removed automatically regarding to your settings (e.g. after 30 days). The counters are stored infinitely until you reset the counters or uninstall this plugin.

You can filter all data by time periods (start and end date).

There is no data import from WP Statistics or any other plugin, sorry.

Best regards
Onno

Hi Hans-Gerd,

thanks for your report! I fixed this issue in the update to version 1.5.8.

This warning message only appeared with WP debug mode switched on. The reason was an update in the WP core, which I was not aware of.

Best regards
Onno

Hi Hans-Gerd,
the search keywords are extracted from the referrer URL, e.g. https://www.google.de/?q=visitor+flow. Unfortunately, Google and most other search engines only provide this detailed referrer URL if used via HTTP. However, more and more people are using Google via HTTPS, where Google hides the search key words for data privacy reasons.

I made the experience on my own websites, too, that the number of provided search keyword is going down, depending on the type of users (mobile users seem to use HTTPS more often).

If you want a full list of all search keywords for your website, you could use the Google Search Console (https://search.google.com/search-console/about). With this service, Google provides many information for websites owners.

Hope this helps!
Best regards
Onno

No, sorry, this is out of the scope of this plugin. There are some plugins to track outbound links, such as Clink or Linker.

I cannot remember that I ever set the reCAPTCHA keys… Anyway, saving the reCAPTCHA settings with empty fields solved my problem. Thanks a lot!

Hi Alain,

the statify plugin stores data in a form that is not suitable for the visitor flow graphs.

However, I added a similar JavaScript option to this plugin. It is now compatible with caching plugins!

Cheers,
Onno

I confirm this bug. It took me quite some time to find the origin of this problem, because I did not expect the Mailjet plugin to be the trouble maker.

As a workaround, I commented out line 53 (see Markus comment), but this is not a long term solution. Please, mailjet, fix this bug!

Please see also discussion on Ninja Forms’ GitHub page.

Hi Simon, thanks a lot! Problem solved.
PS: I was pretty sure I was using version 1.6, but probably something went wrong on my site. After re-installation of the plugin, the option was there.

Hi Simon, I just installed your great plugin on a test website on localhost and got the same error message. The message vanished after saving the initial “Sample Slider” by a click on “Update”.

However, on an other plugin’s admin page I got now the following error message on top of the page:
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in wordpress_folder/wp-content/plugins/slide-anything/php/slide-anything-admin.php on line 274

Both are warnings you only see with WordPress debugging on.