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You should have an extra box License status where to enter your license key and activate it, in the options page. Can you find it? 🙂
Hi,
why can’t you activate the PRO? Do you receive an error or what happens? 🙂Have a nice day,
StefanoI think the problem is that in Google Analytics, the page URLs are not just
/what-to-do-after-10th, but they also include the domain name before. There should be a setting inside the Analytics dashboard to change this 🙂Right, so this is the first problem to fix. Have you tried using the Update data feature in the Google Analytics Status box in the Options page?
Hi Ankit,
is Google Analytics in the PRO version correctly set up?Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Taufik,
Do you only need your license code? Do you still have the zip file? 🙂Have a nice day,
StefanoHi there,
the addons will count all facebook shares or likes on that post, coming from any person. Anybody who shares (or re-shares) the post on facebook will increment the counter by one. So it is not just the author who shares.Hope this helps! 🙂
Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Adam,
can you check at the top right of the plugin options page, if the BuddyPress addon shows up? Also, is there a related entry in the License Status box? 🙂Have a nice day,
StefanoI am sorry, but there is no “nice” way of editing it, with an external code snippet. I would again suggest editing your theme style so that headings have a proper margin 🙂
Hi Felix,
well, of course there is no “native” way of doing that. I guess the plugin could still be used for keeping track of visits and book-keeping and everything, but the actual payments would not work so well, I guess, since the plugin is designed with the idea of one payer, multiple payees. But i highly encourage you to give it a go and, if it does not suit your needs, just request a full refund withing 30 days 🙂Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Jonathan,
I have just reset your license, you should now be able to activate it on another site 🙂Hi Charlie,
I don’t think any major visits counting system would count those as views, so I think what you are up to cannot be achieved (we rely on external services to count visits, we do not do it in the plugin) 🙂You can find it in lines 165-169 of post-pay-counter-pro/classes/ppcp_shortcode_class.php. Further updates of the plugin will overwrite your edits though 🙂
Sorry for the delay,
Have I formatted it correctly or do I need to remove parts of this to get it to work as the postmeta in your plugin?
No, it is not formatted correctly. You need to provide a valid callback: either a standalone function (like
get_view()) or a static method in a class. Note that, anyway, the function should take in a post ID to work fine with Post Pay Counter 🙂Hi Paul,
I will get in touch by email and CC Joe (otherwise this is not possible) 🙂Have a nice day,
StefanoUhm, the information we are looking for it not directly available in those screenshots, but there are hints. Search for
$post_views_counter_keyin the filetp_page_views.php. You should most likely find (at the top) something likepublic static $post_views_counter_key = "something"🙂Have a nice day,
Stefano
