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Here you can report bugs or ask for new features, which may be implemented in further Counterize II-versions.

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  1. Do you consider integrate Feed stats in Counterize ? Just like this plugin: http://bueltge.de/wp-feedstats-de-plugin/171

    Comment by Dennys — Sunday, 21. January 2007 um 16:46 Uhr

  2. I just installed Counterize II on an installation of wordpress 2.1, and it tracks hits well and does updates, but it does not display any graphs. See a screenshot here:
    http://www.anonymouscoworker.com/images/counterize-ii-nographs.png

    Any ideas what might be causing this?

    Comment by mokiejovis — Monday, 12. February 2007 um 15:48 Uhr

  3. Pls add a function that discounts referral hits from certain domains.
    Also, pls fix the stats reports page. I only get 1k+ hits a day and yet the graph stretches my screen.

    Comment by Pervvy — Sunday, 4. March 2007 um 7:41 Uhr

  4. Hi, cool plugin. However, in my installation (2.1.2) it seems to count every access twice. Any hints?

    Thanks!

    Comment by Michel — Monday, 5. March 2007 um 20:44 Uhr

  5. Hi,

    I have installed the English version and I am quite happy with it. However the DAY-labels of the graph “visits based on day of week” are wrong in the English version. Day 0 is a Sunday, so the labels must be “Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu-Fri-Sat” instead of “Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu-Fri-Sat-Sun”. I have change the file accordingly. Your German version starts with “Son” all-right.

    Kind regards

    Comment by Dirk — Tuesday, 27. March 2007 um 11:16 Uhr

  6. How do I exclude hits which originate from within my own site?

    Comment by Dick Wynne — Tuesday, 27. March 2007 um 22:05 Uhr

  7. You have done a tremendous job with this plugin, I really like it, and I have been using it ever since I saw it. It is the only statistics plugin I actually have faith in. I hope it continues to grow!

    I would like to propose a new feature in the new version of Counterize or when you update it.

    I want to know how many hits are there to a certain post. There is a most visited pages, but I want to know for that particular post. It may not be very popular, and that is why it is not appearing in the most visited pages.

    Perhaps a search function, whereby we insert a URL and we will be able to track how many hits to it? Or how about including the latest 20 posts, tracking the number of hits to the latest 20 posts?

    I hope this can really be implemented because this is data which I am interested in looking at.

    Comment by darran — Friday, 22. June 2007 um 6:48 Uhr

  8. Hi Steffen,

    after the italian translation I started hack a little bit Counterize II in order to introduce a couple of functions I need, may be also you are interested in them.

    Up to now I’ve finished only the first one, introducing a “multiple kill” function.
    I’m still testing it, but it seems to work quite well. ^^
    Nothing special: a checkbox near each entry visualized in the dashboard and 3 buttons (“check all”, “uncheck all”, “kill selected”), pushing the “kill selected” your function “counterize_killEntry” is executed for all the selected entries.

    Comment by Emanuele — Saturday, 14. July 2007 um 16:41 Uhr

  9. Hi, do you guys now that Kubuntu is being translated to Windows XP by Couterize?
    A friend of mine uses Kubuntu, but my counterize II stats disagree and keep thinking that he uses Win XP. If I hadn’t seen him using it with my own eyes I wouldn’t believe it :)

    Comment by Mattij — Thursday, 26. July 2007 um 9:38 Uhr

  10. Hallo, ich habe heute ein neues (eigenes) Template installiert und seitdem zählt Counterize II weder Besuche noch Hits.

    Er ist praktisch hier stehengeblieben:
    Total: 3115 hits and 899 unique.Today: 35 hits and 19 unique.

    Normalerweise habe ich zwischen 50 und 60 Besuchern und auch wenn ich selber auf meinen Blog gehe, wird die Hit-Zahl nicht größer. Der letzte Eintrag im Counterize-”Bericht” ist ein paar Minuten bevor ich das Template installiert habe.

    Was kann ich tun?^^

    Macks

    Comment by Macks — Saturday, 27. October 2007 um 19:56 Uhr

  11. Is there any reason that statements are being sanitized in the plugin? If I sent you my changes against 2.11 to prevent SQL injection and invalid SQL statements, would you be interested in committing them towards 2.12?

    Comment by Eric — Wednesday, 28. November 2007 um 17:48 Uhr

  12. Hi Eric,

    of cause i’m interessted. I am mailing you my e-mail address.

    Regards,
    Steffen

    Comment by Steffen Forkmann — Wednesday, 28. November 2007 um 17:54 Uhr

  13. This is bug report for SQL injection that I found.

    if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])
    $remoteaddr = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
    if ($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])
    $useragent = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
    if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])
    $requesturl = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
    if ($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'])
    $referer = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];

    These variables are sent directy to database without escaping. Especially $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] can get you in troubles. For example http://www.google.fi/search?hl=en&q=%27MY_OWN_SQL%27

    Comment by NiLon — Thursday, 29. November 2007 um 0:29 Uhr

  14. It would be nice to have a display showing country names and activity amounts for IP locations.

    Thanks for the great counter util.

    Comment by Nelson Bonner — Thursday, 27. December 2007 um 21:22 Uhr

  15. Hi,

    I created a small modification to the counterize.php script that allows you to lookup IP address locations through a different service (maxmind.com – 25 lookups for free per day). This service is in my opinion way better than the GeoIPtool-service. Patch:

    1081,1084c1081,1085
    < (<a
    < href="edit.php?page=counterizeii/counterize.php&ipfilter=ip; ?>">F)
    < (<a target="_blank"
    < href="http://www.geoiptool.com/?IP=ip; ?>">V)
    ---
    >
    > <a href="edit.php?page=counterizeii/counterize.php&ipfilter=ip; ?>">Filter |
    > <a target="_blank" href="http://www.geoiptool.com/?IP=ip; ?>">Locate |
    > <a target="_blank" href="http://www.maxmind.com/app/locate_ip?ips=ip; ?>">GeoIP
    >

    Comment by Rizz — Saturday, 29. December 2007 um 12:07 Uhr

  16. I added two functions for use with my site. The first tells which pages were most visited in the last 24 hours. the second the referrals in the last 24 hours. I’ve added them to my dashboard so I can quickly see if there is a spike in hits due to a link from a mainstream site.

    You may wish to add them to a future version. They are benign until they are called.

    function counterize_most_visited_pages24hrs($number = 10, $width = 300)
    {
    $onedayago = date(“Y-m-d”, time()-86400);
    $wpdb =& $GLOBALS['wpdb'];
    $sql = “SELECT count as amount, p.url as url, p.url as label ”
    . ” FROM “.counterize_logTable(). ” m, “. counterize_pageTable(). ” p ”
    . ” WHERE m.pageID = p.pageID and ”
    . ” m.timestamp >= ‘$onedayago’”
    . ” GROUP BY p.url ”
    . ” ORDER BY count DESC LIMIT $number”;
    $rows = $wpdb->get_results($sql);

    counterize_renderstats_vertical($rows, __(‘Referer’,'counterize’), $width);
    }

    function counterize_most_visited_referrers24hrs($number = 10, $width = 300)

    {
    $onedayago = date(“Y-m-d”, time()-86400);
    $wpdb =& $GLOBALS['wpdb'];
    $sql = “SELECT count as amount, r.name as label, r.name as url ”
    . ” FROM “.counterize_logTable(). ” m, “. counterize_refererTable(). ” r ”
    . ” WHERE m.refererID = r.refererID and ”
    . ” r.name ‘unknown’ and ”
    . ” r.name NOT LIKE ‘” . $wpdb->escape(get_option(“home”)) . “%%’ ”
    . ” and r.name NOT LIKE ‘” . $wpdb->escape(get_option(“siteurl”)) . “%%’ ”
    . ” and m.timestamp >= ‘$onedayago’”
    . ” GROUP BY r.name ”
    . ” ORDER BY count DESC LIMIT $number”;
    $rows = $wpdb->get_results($sql);

    counterize_renderstats_vertical($rows, __(‘Referer’,'counterize’), $width);
    }

    Comment by KnickerBlogger — Wednesday, 2. January 2008 um 22:28 Uhr

  17. Hi, i just wanted you to know that i translated Counterize II in French for my personnal use : http://dgilz.free.fr/index.php/2008/02/23/counterize-ii-fr/

    Comment by dgilz — Tuesday, 26. February 2008 um 16:55 Uhr

  18. Your translation is already committed to version 2.13.1. I hope that’s OK for you ;-)

    Thanks.

    Comment by Steffen Forkmann — Tuesday, 26. February 2008 um 17:05 Uhr

  19. Hi!

    Idea for new Counterize II:

    Unique visitors on on day of month and unique visitors on day of month (only this month)?

    Thanks!

    Comment by hpguru — Sunday, 30. March 2008 um 11:29 Uhr

  20. Idea 2:

    In dashboard: Online: X users, X bots

    Link to

    X users reads ARTICLE NAME

    Comment by hpguru — Saturday, 12. April 2008 um 10:40 Uhr

  21. Idea 2:

    In dashboard: Online: X users, X bots

    Link to

    X users online

    User x read ARTICLE NAME

    User x read…

    X bots online

    Googlebot read ARTICLE NAME

    Yhaoobot read…

    etc.

    Comment by hpguru — Saturday, 12. April 2008 um 10:41 Uhr

  22. I’m having some issues with the Counterize database.
    The in the “wp_Counterize” table the “timestamp” part seems to being duplicated, resulting in:
    timestamp
    timestamp_2
    timestamp_3
    etc…
    When it reaches 63 it can’t create any more, and produces an error saying the max is 64 and says “#1030 – Got error 124 from storage engine”. I’m also unable to view the “timestamp” database table.
    It seems to be creating these new entries when the plugin is activated or deactivated, or possibly when Wordpress does anything to do with activating/deactivating any plugin, I say this because we haven’t activated/deactivated Counterize 64 times ;-) .
    By deleting entries back down to 60 it will work (since it has room to create another entry), but I’m not sure whether I’m deleting a backup or something it needs, it doesn’t seem to affect the recent (last 120) results and the total stayed the same.
    I upgraded to the latest version and the problem remains.
    Any ideas or chance of a fix?
    Other than this problem, great plugin. :-)
    I can give you a screenshot if that helps, email me if so.
    Thanks,
    Jeff

    Comment by Monkeyspoon_Jeff — Monday, 26. May 2008 um 12:28 Uhr

  23. Was there any point me writing all that out?

    Comment by Monkeyspoon_Jeff — Sunday, 8. June 2008 um 19:18 Uhr

  24. Just upgraded to WP 2.5.1 and still got the same problem.

    Comment by Monkeyspoon_Jeff — Saturday, 14. June 2008 um 19:21 Uhr

  25. I had the same problem.

    In install.php the last two updates appear like:
    if($minorVersion < 12)
    {
    …
    }

    if($minorVersion < 13)
    {
    …
    }

    but “$minorVersion” is declared with the first “m” capital so “$MinorVersion” ;-)

    Comment by Emanuele — Sunday, 29. June 2008 um 19:02 Uhr

  26. Hello,

    Long time user of Counterize II and have really appreciated it.

    I just upgraded Wordpress to 2.6 and, as a result, upgraded the Counterize plugin as well.

    It seems that after version 2.13.0 the IP address is not logged at all. The “Latest Entries” section at the bottom lists, in order, DEL, ID, Timestamp, URL, Referrer, UserAgent, Keywords and Kill. There is no column for IP address even though you seem to refer to it in your introduction to the plugin on the download page.

    It appears I am not the only one with this problem, as the Wordpress Counterize plugin page has two comments indicating the same (http://wordpress.org/tags/counterizeii).

    Is this a deliberate omission of IP tracking or something that will be fixed in a later version?

    Thanks!

    Regards,
    Dave

    Comment by Dave — Saturday, 9. August 2008 um 5:28 Uhr

  27. Would it be posible that you can “toggle” on and off the IP loging? i really liked that, and here down on CHile is perfectly legal to log IPs.

    Thanks in advance

    Comment by Klanx — Thursday, 28. August 2008 um 17:38 Uhr

  28. Hello there!

    Great plugin, from whta I`ve seen so far. I was missing out on how many actual hits I would be getting.

    But, does the program need to count IMAGE files as pages hit? Is there a way to have the Counterize program NOT count the images on a website in the most visited pages list?

    Thanks in advance!

    Comment by Kojichan — Saturday, 18. October 2008 um 6:08 Uhr

  29. Hallo,

    ich habe mein Wordpress aus Sicherheitsgründen in einer eigen VM laufen. Die HTTP-Requests gehen durch einen vorgeschalteten Apache als Reverse-Proxy. Dadurch sieht das Wordpress immer nur die ip-Adresse des Proxy. Damit in remote_addr was Sinnvolles steht, habe ich folgende Modifikation reingebastelt:

    # Set to unknown, if we’re unable to extract information below.
    $referer = $remoteaddr = $useragent = $requesturl = ‘unknown’;

    if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])
    $remoteaddr = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];

    # -hm-
    if ($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'])
    $remoteaddr = $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'];

    if ($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])
    $useragent = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
    if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])
    $requesturl = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
    if ($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'])
    $referer = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];

    Vermutlich könnte man auch REMOTE_ADDR und HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR einfach konkatenieren.

    Gruß
    Holger

    Comment by Holger — Friday, 6. February 2009 um 10:58 Uhr

  30. Hello, the plugin (v. 2.14.1) shows this warning in the statistic page:

    Warning: Division by zero in /DISK3/WWW/web.com/www/wp-content/plugins/counterizeii/counterize.php on line 954

    It is in the part ‘Most searched keywords’ and the search field is not shown on my web.

    Thanks for the great plugin :)
    o.

    Comment by otherSphere — Wednesday, 11. February 2009 um 15:38 Uhr

  31. Hello again,

    one more thing:
    I use the plugin in a Czech web, that means a lot of funny characters like ě, š, č, ř and so on. When a user looks for my web (eg on Google), and types this:

    DobrĂ˝ den

    their browser usually encodes the ‘Ă˝’ character into hexadecimal, that means %5D% in this case.

    And then, in the plugin’s page in the column Keywords, there is only Dobr.

    I know it’s only a tiny problem, just to let you know :-)

    Nice day to you
    o.

    Comment by othersphere.net — Monday, 1. June 2009 um 19:18 Uhr

  32. Hello. Great plugin, very helpful, thanks.

    Recently, I have noted, that the “bing” search keywords are not logged correctly (or better, they are not logged at all) – it seems the analyzer does not understand the bing search engine… At first sight it seems it would not be difficult to add that search engine, the query seems to be passed in a similar way as for google.

    Thanks a lot

    Jiri

    Comment by poutnik — Friday, 14. August 2009 um 21:35 Uhr

  33. Google Chrome is viewed as Safari, Counterize-II shows the following information:

    Safari 532.0
    Mac OS Mac OS X

    Comment by Didier — Wednesday, 13. January 2010 um 7:51 Uhr

  34. Hi thanks for the plugin, I have been using it for a few year now.

    Would it be possible to have a feature that can keep track of all searched keywords with stats on how many each keyword was searched and when?

    It’s great info for maketing research.

    Laurence

    Comment by Laurence — Tuesday, 19. January 2010 um 12:34 Uhr

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