1) Data is automatically updated every 24 hours. The specific time of the day when that happens should be the time you authorized the plugin to access your Analytics data.
2) You can make a manual import through Google Analytics Status > Update data.

Hi Bree & Kirsan,
1) I’ve just fired a support request to the GA Dashboard for WP to see what they think of it – I looked quickly at their code and it looked to me they don’t check if some other plugin has already included the Analytics API classes. I’ll let you know here. Thanks for all the details and info anyway.
2) Yes, thanks, that really must slipped through and I didn’t notice! Will put the save button back in the next release. I’m just waiting to see if there’s anything to be fixed in Analytics as well and then I can release 🙂

Have a nice day,
Stefano

Hi,

Now I have looked at it for more than 2 mins and know that the class Google_Client is part of the gapi, I can state it looks like a basic library conflict between (Google Analytics Dashboard for WP – Version 4.7.2 ) and ( Post Pay Counter PRO – Version 1.5.8 ) as both supply the gapi.

Anyway you can think of stopping this happening?

Thanks

Hi,

I am the tech at massivelyop.com. I have checked what it is causes the conflict. It seems both plugins, (Google Analytics Dashboard for WP – Version 4.7.2 ) and the API google-api-php-client uses a function name called Google_Client. Due to this the Analytics plugin is trying google-api-php-client’s Google_Client function and is dying.

Hope this helps.

it´s checket this option, but I as admin cannot see too?

Please make sure that Post Pay Counter > Options > Permissions > Let users know if other users have personalized settings is checked. If you don’t want users to have this permissions, you can have it only for you by leaving it unticked and ticking it only in your own personalized settings (Personalize settings box).

No I’m sorry there’s no way to do that as of now…

I´d like to configurate the incremetable payments with some parameters:

0 to 1000 views – o,o4 (each view value 0,04 still the 1000)
1000 to 4000 views – 0,03 (each view value 0,03 from the 1000 to 4000)
4000 to 8000 views – 0,02 (each view value 0,02 from the 4000 to 8000)
8000 to # views – 0,01 (each view value 0,01 from the 8000 to infinite)

In manner that the views value decrease acording the total views increase…
Theres a way?

In what period of time the analytics informations (visits) is updated?

PPC can only get comment count for WordPress comments. To integrate Facebook comments in stats there’s another apt addon 🙂
http://www.thecrowned.org/facebook-pay-per-social-interactions-shares-likes-and-comments