Patrick Robrecht

@remyab After updating to Events Manager 6.5.2, the ical contain only the events of the category again. So the fix mentioned in the release notes seems to be contained in the latest version.

Hi @remyab, @msykes, @pxlite,

I experience the same bug.

The events.ics for a category #_CATEGORYICALLINK or #_CATEGORYWEBCALLINK generates a file containing all events of the page (~2 MB in my case). This is a bug as only the events of the category should be contained in the calendar file.

I noticed that the same holds for Links generated by #_TAGICALLINK / #_TAGWEBCALLINK or #_LOCATIONICALLINK / #_LOCATIONWEBCALLINK.

Hallo @mbess,

ohne genauere Infos habe ich da leider keine Idee. Kannst du vllt. einen Screenshot von der Seite machen? Funktionieren die übrigen Exports?

Hallo @suziq407,

du kannst die statify-Tabelle in der Datenbank leeren – das setzt die Statistiken auf 0 zurück.

Alternativ kurz den Speicherzeitraum reduzieren, dann werden die Daten automatisch weggeworfen.

Viele Grü?e

Patrick

Hallo @mbess,

das Problem konnte ich bisher nicht reproduzieren. Jedoch gibt es in dem Fall ein paar Leerzeichen zu viel in dem Export, der clientseitig per JavaScript aus der Tabelle erstellt wird. Dafür gibt es bei Gelegenheit ein Bugfix-Release.

Viele Grü?e
Patrick

Hallo @wackerdacker,

*Statify – Extended Evaluation* wird weiterhin supportet und unterstützt auch das neuste WordPress 6.1 (und auch PHP 8.1).

Hello @alexliii,

currently such a feature is not planned.

Cheers
Patrick

Hallo @wackerdacker,

die URL steht dann so in der Datenbank, weshalb die bei der Generierung der Statistiken auch mit aufgelistet wird.

Wenn man https://deine-domain.de/C:/Users/bieneck/Downloads/Makita%20MR007GZ%20Baustellenradio%20%E2%80%93%20der%20neue%20Bestseller%20007.html/ aufruft wird die URL auch so geloggt, wenn es dafür keinen 404 ist. Vllt. irgendwo ein falsch gesetzter Link?

Hello @yoneo12,

Statify – Extended Evaluation uses the Statify table in your WordPress database to display the statistics so both the default dashboard widget and the additional pages are based on the same data.

In my WordPress installations I could not reproduce this behavior. Which of the diagrams are affected by this cause? Is any additional filtering enabled for the
Statify – Extended Evaluation diagram?

Kind regards
Patrick

Hi @alspa,

you can check the source code of the page to see whether the Statify JavaScript is actually included and executed? In the Network tab of the developer console of your favorite browser you should see an Ajax request being executed after the page is loaded.

Via hook statify__skip_tracking you can change which views are tracked and which not.

Hi @duisterdenhaag,

I cannot confirm that Events Manager – OpenStreetMaps 4.2.1 works well with Events Manager 6.0.1 as an error complaints about using undefined EM_LOCATIONS_TABLE (as the constant still exists the file from Events Manager defining it seems not to be loaded at this point) – I had to temporarily disable the plugin.

Ein Fehler vom Typ E_ERROR wurde in der Zeile 79 der Datei /htdocs/wp-content/plugins/stonehenge-em-osm/classes/class-admin.php verursacht. Fehlermeldung: Uncaught Error: Undefined constant "EM_LOCATIONS_TABLE" in /htdocs/wp-content/plugins/stonehenge-em-osm/classes/class-admin.php:79
Stack trace:
#0 htdocs/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(307): Stonehenge_EM_OSM_Admin->alter_locations_table()
#1 /htdocs/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(331): WP_Hook->apply_filters()
#2 /htdocs/wp-includes/plugin.php(476): WP_Hook->do_action()
#3 /htdocs/wp-admin/admin.php(175): do_action()
#4 /htdocs/wp-admin/update.php(16): require_once('...')
#5 {main}
  thrown

Maybe this helps to reproduce and fix the problem.

Glad to hear that a major update is coming in the next days. Thanks for providing this great plugin!

Hi @wp22question,

as Statify does not collect IP addresses or other personal tracking data, Statify ignores the DNT flag if submitted by the browser. So the setting does not affect Statify statistics.

If you track via JavaScript (recommended in combination with a caching plugin for example), only blocking JavaScript via NoScript or other similar browser plugins may lead to views not being tracked – that’s the same for all JavaScript based tracking.

Cheers
Patrick

Hi @alspa,

JavaScript based tracking (check the Statify settings) should work with password protection as well. The hit is counted by an Ajax call when loading the webpage after entering the password. You can check the source code of the page (Crtl + U) and search for the Statify script to verify everything works as intended.

Hi lokonie,

Statify provides a widget containing chart / tables in the dashboard. Statify – Extended Evaluation adds a new menu entry “Statify” with additional charts using the Statify data (by default visible for Administrators only).

Cheers
Patrick

Hallo Lisa,

grunds?tzlich wird das Statify-Diagramm im Dashboard angezeigt. Unter Ansicht anpassen kann man aber einzelne Widgets, auch das Statify-Widget, von der Anzeige ausschlie?en.

Viele Grü?e
Patrick