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There is no issue in hiding as you have done, but new updates will restore the code to its original form. Just be aware of that!
Hi Samy,
there is no native feature allowing that easily. You can however craft your code to do that starting from this page
you just need to generate stats for a given author ID, give the time range you want, and pick the author due payment column. Does this help? 🙂A nice day,
StefanoHi there,
I have reset your license, so that it can now be activated on a new site (same license key) 🙂A nice day,
StefanoThe PayPal form is displayed by the
custom_fields_user_page_printfunction inpost-pay-counter-pro/classes/ppcp_html_functions_class.php.2 – Adding the possibility to change the price of the visit without affecting the balance of the member already in his account. This would be more logical and fair
As I said, this requires heavily changing the plugin. Right now the earnings are re-computed at every page load (except for caching), which allows us to have a minimal footprint on the database and not have to regenerate earnings on settings change. It is a design decision baked quite deep into the plugin.
Hi there,
both features would require extensive engineering work to be implemented, so we don’t plan to add them in public releases any time soon 🙂I also have a question, how do I hide the Paypal box from the member’s profile?
Unfortunately there is no option allowing you to hide it currently.
A nice day,
StefanoCan you provide some more details? How you have set it up, what you would expect, and what you get instead?
It’s currently 1.8.9.3, see the changelog https://postpaycounter.com/post-pay-counter-pro/changelog/
If you click on the info icons to their right in the settings, you’ll find plenty of information about them.
I don’t think that’s something that’s caused by us – the SSL certificate for this domain is valid. I suggest you check with your hosting provider 🙂
There is a settings that explicitly allows to allow (or not) simple updates, where the post status goes from published to published again 🙂 so yes, I think that would be a working solution.
Hi Artem,
I think the Publisher Bonus addon can help, as you can effectively use it to pay every time a post is re-published. I suggest you check it out, and also maybe try it out and claim money back if it doesn’t work for your setup 🙂A nice day,
StefanoI believe you are not running the latest pro version – that issue should have been fixed some months ago 🙂 check your updates page, and let know!
Hi Christian,
can you click on the error details link, and report what you see there?A nice day,
StefanoHi! What is the issue exactly, how does it not work? Are words separated by spaces in Arabic as well as in English?
Ciao Filippo,
C’è stata una regressione nella versione 2.770, che è stata poco dopo corretta nella versione 2.771. Hai installato l’ultimo aggiornamento?If you do things out of Post Pay Counter, moving Adsense revenue around accounts, then PPC is not involved. PPC allows you to calculate how much of the revenue you received in your account admin account should be shared with authors.
i see this error in error log
It’s nothing to worry about. I will stop it being logged in the next release, soon!
Yes, the current API does not allow querying for periods shorter than one day.
Can you elaborate more on the second question? I don’t understand what you mean.
You can use the Update data feature in the Google Analytics Status box to pull data from the past, but new data will only come in daily. There is no way to get data more often than once per day, unfortunately.
Do you mean that Analytics itself has not data from the past, or that there is data there, but Post Pay Counter is not showing it?
Hi there,
have you already had a look at our Analytics tutorial?Google Analytics setup and configuration with Post Pay Counter PRO
