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It stopped working for me too after upgrading.

I found that switching to Async and clearing the cache (Autoptimize) made the tracking code appear again, but it’s now putting the wrong site ID into the code. I’m using it on a multisite install, and it’s using the ID from a different site on the network.

Is there a way to go back to the old version?

I was having the same problem as satler. The box to select the websites only showed 100 sites, when there are over 300 in my Piwik installation.

I’ve worked out what was causing it. By default the API is only sending the first 100. Presumably this is a change made in Piwik 3.

It’s easy to change, you just need to add a line to Piwik’s config/config.ini.php file

Under the [General] heading, add:
API_datatable_default_limit = 1000

I’ve set it to 1000 on mine, but if you have more than 1000 websites you’ll need to use an appropriate number.

I’m having the same problem. I recently installed the plugin, set everything up and tested it using a Paypal sandbox account, which uses the old payment page, and everything worked with no problem. Much easier than I expected.

As soon as I was ready to go live I switched it to the proper Paypal account. It then went to the new payment page, and there was nowhere to add a note.

A temporary solution would be to contact every customer after they order, but that takes more work.

Using order=”none” fixes the problem

I’m having the same problem. I think it’s due to a bug in Simplepie.

The Amazon bestsellers rss is a top 10 list, with all the items having the same timestamp. For example: https://www.amazon.co.uk/rss/bestsellers/kids
You can see from this that they’re listed in the correct order.

But when I use that url with Hungryfeed they show in a different order. I suspected Simplepie could be responsible, so I went to the demo page on the Simplepie site (https://simplepie.org/demo/), and when I entered the Amazon url above they showed in the same incorrect order I get with Hungryfeed.

Thanks dvkob

This plugin looks excellent, just what I need, but I am having trouble importing posts with a post date that’s in the future, please can you explain how this is done.

At the moment if I use a future date in the CSV, the correct date shows in the date column in the list of posts, so I know the date is being imported.

But because the posts are imported as drafts (surely importing as published would make more sense?), I then have to bulk publish them. And when I do that, they’re all published immediately, rather than on the correct date.

I’m running the plugin on WordPress 2.8.4

It looks like IE6 doesn’t like my new theme.

Having looked at my logs the only people having this problem are using Internet Explorer 6.

Until I can fix the theme I’ve put a message on my 404 page telling people to upgrade their browser.

Has this problem been resolved?

I’m getting the same thing on my site.
I’ve just updated from an old version of WordPress, installed a new theme and some new plugins, so there’s a lot of stuff I need to check to determine which of these things (if any) is causing it.