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Hi Jonas,
it should indeed. If Analytics and Adsense correctly record visits from AMP pages, Post Pay Counter should catch them all right. There may be issues with linking the visits to the same non-AMP post, but those can be due to the AMP plugin. I’d suggest trying and seeing if it works, I would expect it to work fine anyway 🙂Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Mohamed,
the issue is due to the fact that the free version of Post Pay Counter must also be installed and active for the PRO to work. You can download it from here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-pay-counter/ 🙂Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Sieg,
Reading the support forum I understood that unless I mark the post as paid exactly in at midnight and one second from 1st february, the system will still counting views and is not possible to pay partially a post, like to pay 10 views from january and left 2 views from february and to pay in the next month. Is this correct?
This is not fully correct 🙂 Analytics visits are only updated once per day. The update time can be chosen: it is the same time in which you authorize Analytics to work with the plugin the first time. So you do have quite some time before new daily visits are pulled it: it’s enough for the update to happen in the afternoon, for example. Does this help? 🙂
develop an option to pay based on the number of comments and likes in the wordpress (such as facebook’s features that is available in your pro version)?
It’s already possible to pay per comments. While for likes in WordPress, what are we talking about? WP doesn’t have any likes, so is it an external plugin? 🙂
How the category custom roles works? My doubt is what would happens if I assign the “premium” category and a secondary categorythat doesnt has any rule like “news”.
As pointed out in the addon page,
A post in WordPress can have multiple categories. Since the addon has to pick one to compute payments, it chooses the first one in alphabetical order. However, if the first category in alphabetical order does not have custom settings, the plugin keeps looking until it finds one that does. This way, if post has two categories, with the second one having special settings and the first not, settings from the second category will be used.
Hi Kip,
I see what you are up to and what your needs would be. However, as you pointed out,I do know that implementing a system as outlined above is going to be a lot of work, too
yes, this is the main point. Everything can always be done, but the effort may be huge. In this case, automating the task you have outlined, is definitely going to be a big thing to be implemented (besides being very specific to your workflow), I am afraid 🙁
Hi Sieg,
the mark posts as paid is still the best solution I can advise. Anything else, including custom developments, is not likely to work as expected due to how the plugin works under the hood. There’s just no way to set a monthly payment value because the plugin is not structured per month, but is very flexible and works with any time range 🙂Hope this helps!
Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Richi,
Analytics data are updated every day, not in real time. This is for performance reasons and Analytics limitations. You can force a first-time import though, through the Google Analytics Status box in the Options page, to gather data from days prior to plugin installation time 🙂 After that, the plugin will update data every day at the same time.Hope this helps!
Have a nice day,
StefanoYes, Post Pay Counter PRO can do that! See our tutorial exactly on that: Set up an effective payment flow for lifetime visits 🙂
The issue is likely to be that you are trying to load too many posts at once in the stats page. Try to select a smaller time range. If you can’t even reach your stats page to change the time range, change the default one in Post Pay Counter > Options > Miscellanea > Default stats time range 🙂
Does this help?
Have a nice day,
StefanoHi,
Those files are only on your computer, you should upload them somewhere such as http://tinypic.com and then post the links 🙂No worries at all! 🙂 I assumed there should be a way to count unique pageviews besides normal pageviews as well.
Hope you find a good visits tracking system! 🙂
Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Shayne,
are you sure Slimstats supports unique pageviews at all? Is there anywhere you can see them? Because I have had a look, and I could only find Visitors and Pageviews, but not Unique pageviews 🙂Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Shayne,
sorry for the delay!Uhm, I am not sure. It may just be that my plugin is pulling pageviews intead of unique pageviews. I’ll have to look into it and see what APIs Slimstat provides again, please be patient while I dig into it 🙂
Have a nice day,
StefanoIt can manage an arbitrary number of authors; however, the stats page may timeout depending on the resources your server has, if too many posts are loaded at once. You can run tests with the free Post Pay Counter version and see how it behaves on your site – basically anything that works in free, works in PRO 🙂
Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Hassan,
currently, it is possible to set a maximum number of visits per post, but not a minimum one for payment to start. However, you can set a minimum (total) payment value that each post has to reach before it can be paid 🙂Hope this helps!
Have a nice day,
StefanoHi Sieg,
it would be possible through some custom coding, although there would be no direct way to pay through bank transfer with the plugin, you would still have to do it on your own 🙂Does this help?
Have a nice day,
StefanoThanks for attaching the receipt. The renewal you had purchased for Post Pay Counter PRO instead of Pay Per Character addon. I have issued a partial refund, retaining only the amount of the right renewal, and updated your license. You may need to deactivate it and reactivate it to have the expiration details update immediately 🙂
Have a nice day,
Stefano
