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Hi, Your plugin is cause dashboard very slow to open. Did you could handle this ?
Thanks
Hi Michael,
are you talking about the WP admin dashboard? My plugin should do nothing on that… Have you tried deactivating the PRO version? Does the wp-admin homepage run faster without it?Have a nice day,
StefanoYups, it very fast when i deactive your plugin, did you know why,i have 3k articles in this web.
I have many web, could I install your plugin in one web but retrive data from another web ? since my writer could in 2-3 difference web ?
TQ
Actually when open your plugin OPtion page, it really slow, and timeout, did you already fix this issues ?
Yups, it very fast when i deactive your plugin, did you know why,i have 3k articles in this web.
The amount of articles will only influence the stats page. I have 10k posts in my test environment and it loads just fine – although the stats page is quite slow.
Actually when open your plugin OPtion page, it really slow, and timeout, did you already fix this issues ?
Have you linked the plugin with Analytics? If that’s the case, could you try revoking the authorization and see if it speeds up? If that’s not the case, could you please try deactivating ALL other plugins (only leave Post Pay Counter active) and see if the admin dashboard is still slow?
I have many web, could I install your plugin in one web but retrive data from another web ? since my writer could in 2-3 difference web ?
No, I’m afraid that’s not possible.
Have a nice day,
StefanoIf i do not link to analytic, who i could use your visit counter ? what must i fill in the textbox area ?
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Of course I wouldn’t require Analytics integration to be inactive forever, it was just temporary to test whether the issue could be related to Analytics
Otherwise, if you want to provide me a temporary admin account I’ll be glad to have a look myself and try to understand what’s going on
and how it handle payment ? for example
I have 10 author,
5 author sign ass paid this month, for its visitors last month(because another is very new just come 4 visits, which mean imposible to be paid). If i regot new data next month, how you handle this 5 author which already paid before ?
TQ
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THis field i mean ? could you tell me, what must i fille ?
I quote from the tooltip that’s just beside that field:
If you already have some plugin counting visits, and it provides a PHP callback which accepts as input the $post WP object and outputs an integer number of visits, you can use those data to compute payments. If the callback is a class method, specify it in the form of classname, methodname. This is NOT user-personalizable.
Anyway, it’s now not clear to me whether you are using Google Analytics as visits source or something else… Please, be specific on what you are trying to achieve and mention only one issue at a time, otherwise it gets very difficult to provide effective support
Hi, Thanks for your reply,
When use google analytic, it slow down my admin dashboard, so i use custom post meta.
But, if i use this, for example, Article A has 2000 visits from begining to 2017-07-31 and i have paid this. How i calculate new visitor > 2017-07-31 ? did your plugin trigger this ?
TQ
Sure you know, since this visitors payment will lifetime, i confuse with this visitors payment calculation.
TQ
Okay – If you are sure it was an issue with Google Analytics, I’d go ahead and try to fix it! Would you be glad to be using it, instead of another plugin through a postmeta?
hi, how about this question
“But, if i use this, for example, Article A has 2000 visits from begining to 2017-07-31 and i have paid this. How i calculate new visitor > 2017-07-31 ? did your plugin trigger this ? ”TQ
Hi Michael,
“But, if i use this, for example, Article A has 2000 visits from begining to 2017-07-31 and i have paid this. How i calculate new visitor > 2017-07-31 ? did your plugin trigger this ? ”
If you mark Article A as paid (see tutorial), its Due Payment value will drop to zero. New (unpaid) visits will make the Due Payment increase again
I hope this helps!
have a nice day,
Stefano
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