kingrat

All the documentation pages at your site are blank. They all link to more-plugins.se and have no content except for titles (and the pages for More Types, etc. point to the pages for More Fields).

I missed the response way back when. But I’m currently using 3.1.8 and it’s still got this issue.

It still has problems on my site even after editing the main plugin php file.

Even if the “include this in the footer” option is unchecked, the license is still put in the footer.

Irritating.

Generally no. 99.9% of bots do not execute the Javascript that counts visits.

As I noted in another thread, it appears to be that the WP.com servers store the very first post title that is saved (or auto-saved) even if not published. When you edit your post, your installation sends the new title information to wp.com. However, it appears that some of their servers do not get the information. When you refresh your stats, a fair amount of the time the stats page is pulling from old title data.

You don’t. WordPress.com stats works on GMT only on the belief that saving a subtraction operation makes the whole thing faster than the Flash greased up.

I’ve seen about 30 ways to contact them, including these forums. However, I’ve seen no indication that anyone official bothers with any of them.

I’m talking about the WordPress.com stats plugin.

Are you saving (or auto-saving) drafts without a title? I’m running into where the first title I put on a post is sent to the stats servers. Even if I fix it before publishing. I’m wondering if posts without a title get the ID sent instead. I would think the plugin shouldn’t send the title until the post is published, and/or the stats server would discard old titles.

Yeah, but it’s happening on my self-hosted blog as well. Sometimes they show up correctly. Sometimes they don’t.

By the way, I’ve since hacked the code on my site to fix this. I don’t know that there is a workaround.