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Thank You for chiming in RobinInTexas. Yes, since I was unable to provide the information asked for, I provided the site’s URL itself, so that the author or anyone can look into the source code.

OK, strangely, WHEN I was logged into the backoffice, I could not find ‘logHuman’ in the source code. That is the case even right now. Since I was unable to find that word in the source code WHILE logged in, I thought I mis-interpreted the author’s words and wrote my above post.

However, on seeing your reply, when I searched the source code, I am able to find the following lines. Please note that this happens when I am NOT LOGGED into the back-office.

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<script type=”text/javascript”>
(function(url){
if(/(?:Chrome\/26\.0\.1410\.63 Safari\/537\.31|WordfenceTestMonBot)/.test(navigator.userAgent)){ return; }
var wfscr = document.createElement(‘script’);
wfscr.type = ‘text/javascript’;
wfscr.async = true;
wfscr.src = url + ‘&r=’ + Math.random();
(document.getElementsByTagName(‘head’)[0]||document.getElementsByTagName(‘body’)[0]).appendChild(wfscr);
})(‘//www.freedogclassifieds.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=wordfence_logHuman&hid=71CD45EDCFAC7F7F10520F90337A7325’);
</script></head>

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Interestingly, I got 1 event (ever) recorded when I logged in earlier, as can be seen at https://prntscr.com/3efutx . The screenshot was taken just now – a few minutes ago – meaning, my current login too has not been recorded, as is with other visits.

I hope I have provided the information asked for plus more?

Thanks!

Yes, poor support – unless one becomes a premium subscriber, I suppose.

OK, since the author is either not interested or unable to solve this problem, probably without becoming premium subscriber, I am abandoning this thread, and looking for other alternatives. Thanks!

Still waiting for reply…… Anyone?

Thank You, ikookmaar, for your suggestion, even though you don’t use firefox.

However, since I couldn’t get an answer here for some time, I have opened a new thread at https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/no-events-to-report-yet-message and the plugin author has responded to it.

Thanks!

Thank You Mark, for the reply.

I am sorry I am unable to understand your suggestion to look for “logHuman”.

However, in my back-office, I believe I have enabled logging live traffic, as per the screenshot at https://prntscr.com/3a3lnt .

If it may be useful for the discussion here, the site is https://www.freedogclassifieds.com/ .

Anybody has some suggestions? Should I open a new thread for this? Thanks!

I too have this problem. Only in one or two sites of mine, “no events to report yet” is displayed, while in other sites, the details are displayed properly.

How do I check for the javascript errors in firefox, and if found, how do I remedy them? A detailed solution would be much appreciated.

Will a complete uninstallation and reinstallation be useful in this case?

Thanks!

Me too affected. The inode count has gone well above 500,000 ……

UPDATE:

Considering the overall popularity the w3tc plugin still enjoys, I decided to review my decision in discarding it, and found the post https://forums.hostgator.com/wordpress-w3-settings-t146131.html There, one of HG’s staff has recommended the use of a proper setting of w3tc at https://projects.pithyphrase.net/w3settings .

I downloaded the file and uploaded it to one of my sites, AFTER I deleted the initial ”cache” folder created by the plugin. The inode count came down. After this, I implemented the same for all of my sites and as a result, the final inode count is about 40,000 compared to the previous value of more than 500,000 !!

This means, a wrong setting (by me) could have affected me. I am using shared hosting.

I am posting this for the reference of anyone who may face the same problem in future.

Hats off to the creator of W3TC.

Me too affected. The inode count has gone well above 500,000 in my account (where I host 10 sites). This could have very well resulted in the suspension of the account at least temporarily.

Fortunately our host understands this. A comment from our host is: “… this is a known issue with W3Total Cache …” .

No response from the author for more than 24 hours here? This is ridiculous while he deserves every respect for creating a plugin downloaded by about 1.7 million users as of today.

My host has recommended for using ‘WP Super Cache’ and I am going to switch over to it, due to this issue. Sorry, I cannot afford it anymore…

Although the author has not replied here, he has replied in his blog. Here is his response:

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Hello!
1) last plugin versions don’t need htaccess.
2) If for some reason you still need to set up htaccess manually, try setting
RewriteRule ^goto/(.*) $1 [R=301,L]

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