Steven Lambert

All you have to do is set the number of posts to output to the total number of posts you have.

The widget can output the total number of views on all posts. Is that what you are looking for?

I can take a look into it for the next patch, but I can’t do so for a month or so do to prior engagements.

It’s not that it doesn’t work if you have more than 500 posts, it just that I can only grab 500 posts period. I can’t even guarantee which posts will be updated.

You can see for yourself what is happening if you go to /wp-content/plugins/jetpack-post-views.php and at the top (line 65) change $DEBUG = false to $DEBUG = true. Then go to the Jetpack Post Views settings page and at the bottom will be displayed everything that is being returned from the Jetpack API, and what each post is being updated (or not updated) with.

Version 1.0.9 added 4 different post meta to each post. This might be the cause of the Object Cache issue, especially since you have 6000 posts. I’ve been debating for some time now if I wanted to add that much post meta to each post, and in the end decided that it would allow much more flexibility to the plugin and users.

There is a known issue with Jetpack in that they set a limit on the number of posts returned from their API to 500. I haven’t worked out a good strategy for how to make multiple calls to their service to get more posts since they don’t provide a very good way to do so. Because of this, I’m not sure how your stats were updating previously since you have so many.

Well, apparently the readme is taken from the tag and not from the trunk. Got it fixed. Thanks for letting me know.

Thats odd because the readme.txt for the current code has it in there…

I looked into the problem and it seems that my upgrade script was never run. So ya, all the new post_meta information I added was never put into anyones database…

Sooooo… I fixed that and now it SHOULD work. I also fixed the error in my uninstall script, thanks for letting me know.

Let me know if the latest version fixes the problem of stats disappearing.

Added patches to version 1.0.9. The add_query_arg() function is pretty awesome, thanks for letting me know about it.

Fixed in version 1.0.9 (also added option in Settings page to disable the Total View column)

Fixed in version 1.0.9

Feature now works for all Time Intervals.

Currently sorting the “All Posts” page just sorts by view count regardless of what the post type is. I don’t know if I’d be able to add a 2nd sort option to let you sort by views and post type.

Are you trying to sort views on the “All Posts” page?