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Ah, I understand! It is a bug, it should not happen.
I have now fixed it, I hope, and released a new version of Post Pay Counter. Let me know if the problem is indeed fixed! 🙂A nice day,
StefanoHi Igor,
that is exactly what the option “Display all users” is for. Does it not work for you as a solution? 🙂A nice day,
StefanoI see. Unfortunately this is pretty much theme dependent! I’ll see if there is an easy solution, but I also don’t want to break the style for other people :/
Hi,
are you using a custom theme?
A screenshot would be useful, can you please upload one on a image hosting site?A nice day,
StefanoThanks for the report! Deprecated warnings don’t affect the plugin behavior in any way, so no worries 🙂
Analytics data is updated once per day, everything else is pretty much real time (unless you have caching active). To force analytics data update, use the Update data feature in the Analytics Status box 🙂
I’ve had a look.
The problem is with the very last settings in the Counting settings box, which in english says “Exclude posts from stats after they are paid”. This means that further visits will not result in any payment if a post has already been marked as paid (nor in any other type of payment). Deactivating that setting should fix the issue 🙂
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StefanoOj! For one of your messages I didn’t get a notification, and the other was marked as spam by mistake!
Anyway, all this is very odd, as settings seem all right. What I can offer at this point is to look myself, if you are willing to provide a temporary admin account through which I can login 🙂
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StefanoHi David,
1) No, it’s not possible to upload a CSV with payments.
2) For BuddyPress, we have a dedicated addon that will display all stats-related data in the Members page. Otherwise, the PRO version alone provides several shortcodes if you want to display the data somewhere in the frontend.
3) Yes, the PRO allows to award individual posts a bonus. This is done from the post edit page through an apt box.
4) Yes, you can pay multiple authors at once. With the mark as paid feature, you can handle as many as you want together. When paying through PayPal, however, 6 is the maximum per transaction due to PayPal limitations. A tutorial on payment features is here.
5) I would suggest picking all the features you need through the Plan builder, and you will get a package that exactly suits your needs 🙂
A nice day,
StefanoHi Igor,
can you also post a screenshot of your settings for the Visits payment (from the Counting settings box in the options page)?A nice day,
StefanoHi,
I understand the need. The thing is that, as much as I don’t like Google, there is simply no clear alternative to Adsense. Those that exist are very geographically dependent or have a very limited user base, so we’d need to provide integrations for a multitude of platforms for them to be useful :\A nice day,
StefanoHi,
I don’t have any killing recommendations. We have an addon for BuddyPress, in case you chose that platform, that integrates Post Pay Counter with the Buddypress member area. But other than that, the PRO version provides shortcodes for pretty much all important features, so that they can be displayed in the frontend anywhere you want 🙂I am personally not a huge fan of moving wp-admin parts that are relevant to users to the frontend, because it simply adds another layer of difficulty and possible failure points, not to talk about style issues with multiple differents components and the like. I find it easier and much more efficient to have a granular control of permissions. But this is of course your choice 🙂
A nice day,
StefanoOne gets the impression that this stats updates from G.Analytics one time per day.
Because this is exactly the case: Analytics data is updated once per day, as per Analytics limitations (and avoiding stressing your server, anyway) 🙂
The addon uses the WordPress function
wp_mailto send emails, and logs an error in the plugin Error Log in case the email is not sent. However, not all cases in which an email is refused are actually caught bywp_mail, so it might be worth checking the server error logs as well at the time when emails should be sent 🙂
