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Hi Josh,
there are a couple things you shuold check, in the plugin options:- Select a wider time range.
- If your user has personalized settings, check that you have all permissions ticked (in particular, the first three). If you don’t have personalized settings, either you personalize your user settings or you set general settings as to have the first three permissions ticked.
- In the general options, look for the box Miscellanea. Check that allowed post types, allowed user roles are correctly set.
Let me know if this fixes the issue!
Have a nice day,
StefanoI seem to be having a similar issue with the calendar. When I select date ranges I receive the error: “Error: no posts were selected”. What was the solution to this problem?
Ok, sorry, then there could be something wrong. Anyway, keep in mind that there’s a one day delay in visits updating as Analytics doesn’t allow any other way. If today the first visit is logged, it will take until tomorrow for the plugin to take that and count it.
Please try to revoke Analytics authorization, setting it up again and see if that posts gets some visits.
The post I made is already 2 days old and still showing 0 views. I cannot open this system up to the users if they have to wait several days to see their views. I can understand a few hours delay, but a few days is not going to work. Maybe I have something messed up? I believe all the settings are correct, as it is set to include admin views.
Let’s just wait a day and see if data line up by itself, which is what happened for the other user: as soon as I logged in to check, all visits numbers were already fine. Let’s just see if tomorrow the problem is still there 🙂
Hey I am having the same issue. New views are not showing up, even though the que is being processed. Maybe something needs to be reset? The error log is clean, too.
Se ti va di lasciare un breve commento sul repository ufficiale di WordPress, lo apprezzerei! 🙂
Grazie mille, sei il numero 1!!
Ciao Andrea,
ti ho disattivato manualmente la licenza, ora puoi riattivarla dove vuoi 🙂Buona giornata,
StefanoAs of now, it’s not possible, I’m afraid.
Anyway, that’d be a nice addition, so I plan to add that as soon as I can, hopefully already in the next release 🙂Have a nice day,
StefanoPutting totals there would be best use of that area
That’s a nice idea! I had already put there the total due payment and had it ready for release (but was waiting due to other features needing testing), but I’ll just do as you suggest as it would look nice and useful that way. Thanks. You’ll see it in the next release, hopefully as soon as I can…
Have a nice day,
StefanoThe totals box in the backend dashboard… how to show it to the user on front end, with only their stats in it?
Yes, there are errors, but they all appear to deal with Paypal. If you’d like to email me kj@fantasyteamadvice.com I can set you up with a temp login again
Hi Greg,
yes it is possible indeed. Alongside the Pay with PayPal, there’s another button Mark as paid which does exactly what you need. If the button is not visible, check your permissions are correctly set up.Have a nice day,
Stefanoprovo e faccio sapere
OK, ora e più chiaro.
Avanza un ultimo passaggio:
Nel campo del plugin va inserita la scritta “visit” ( ad esempio , ipotizzando sia il campo corretto ) o qualcosaltro? Puoi fare un esempio chiaro di cosa andrebbe scritto?Grazie!
È proprio la colonna meta_key. Per esempio, mi sembra che wp_postviews salvi le visite di ogni post in un postmeta chiamato visits.
Tieni conto però che molti plugin hanno delle tabelle personalizzate e non si affidano ai postmeta di WordPress: nel qual caso il mio plugin non può interfacciarsi con loro 😉
