WordPress does not like a php…

Today echo counterize_getuniquehitstoday(); ?> unique and echo counterize_gethitstoday(); ?> hits. Now echo counterize_get_online_users(); ?> reader online. Last 7 days echo counterize_getuniquelatest7days(); ?> unique and echo counterize_getlatest7days(); ?> hits.

PLS REMEBER ADD TO ALL ECHO <?php

Example:

DO YOU WANT COUNTERI STATS TO WORDPRESS BLOG SIDEBAR ETC.?

I found SOLUTION and IT WORK!!!

Today unique and hits. Now reader online. Last 7 days unique and hits.

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

Safari 532.0
Mac OS Mac OS X

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

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

Dobrý den

their browser usually encodes the ‘ý’ 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.

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.

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

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!