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Ok, the problem should have been fixed by the newly-released version 1.5.7 🙂
Ok, all these problems should have been fixed by the newly-released version 1.5.7 🙂
That’s a problem with Google Analytics for WordPress by Yoast. I’m having the same issue with another user – if you deactivate the Yoast plugin, mine will authorize and work. I’m still working to get this solved (hoping for a reply from Yoast, actually)
Somehow it seems worse. People are writing horrible things and attacking me personally on other sites too. I think I’m just going to close the site.
Hi Nitin,
sorry for the hiccup, I may have fixed the issue. Will let you know as soon as this will have been tested and reported to be working. I’ll then release a fix.Have a nice day,
StefanoI just reply for email.
sorry for late reply.Just now i uninstall my website , but i forgot to deactivate the license again.
Can you help me again?
Really sorry for this…They play stupid when i ask for screenshots. http://postanyarticle.com/computer-cash/my-paa-earnings-turned-negative/#comment-39188
Your login for the site is still good.
The shortcode im using is:
ppc author=”current” display_timerange=0 exclude=”author_id, author_name, author_due_payment, post_id, post_type, post_status, post_publication_date, post_words_count, post_images_count, post_payment_bonus, post_total_paymentNothing was changed. It just started doing this before the last update.
That is the case with me.
I only know this because of what users are reporting.Thank you! Installed, and can confirm everything appears to be working again. Appreciate the quick response!
YeahI have same issue. For 1 user they have like 50 cents in the admin stats, but on the frontend page it shows em -0.35.
Seems like maybe the front end page is deducting old paid bonus amounts becafuae the differences seem close to what the bonuses were.
Hi Nathan,
sorry, my fault!Just released version 2.481 which fixes the issue 🙂
Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Terrin,
could you post screenshots of:
1) stats before paying
2) confirmation page
3) stats after paying
4) payment history of the user having negative amountsThat would really help understanding what could be going on. Thanks!
Have a nice day,
StefanoOh, you mean the due payment at the bottom of the table? Yes, that’s not hidden as of now. Use the following code:
[ppc author="current" exclude="post_total_payment, post_due_payment, post_words, post_images" display_overall=0]The due payment at the bottom will still be visible at the bottom, but will vanish as soon as the next update will be released.
The same way WordPress greets you by name in the upper-right of the admin section, my plugin knows what user is logged in 😉
Let me know!
Hi Stefano,
I have tried using this code:
[ppc author="current" exclude="post_total_payment, post_due_payment, words, images, total_due_payment"]
but doesn’t work i.e.ords, images and total due payment are still shown.
How does the stats page know which author has loaded it?
Thank you.
Derek
The link you posted here is exactly the one you should give your users:
http://howdoidate.com/authors-stats/When the page is opened, my plugin checks what user is looking at it and loads their own stats. Is the Due payment column still there with the shortcode I wrote above?
The matter of columns being all crammed up is quite normal, actually. That’s all up to your theme style: if you display stats in public pages, the stats table adjusts itself to your own public theme. My advice would be to hide some more columns, thus gaining space.
Still available for more info 🙂
Have a nice day,
Stefano
