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I have never tried it personally, but I know there are people who use it with BuddyBoss. Post Pay Counter is free, so you can try it out and see if it works fine for you! 🙂
A nice day,
StefanoVery weird, but glad you sorted it out. The new updates to GA4 have all been a shit show, and now these weird bugs… I don’t know where they are going :/ but affecting us all anyway.
I would be really surprised if the caps were to mess it up, but hey it doesn’t hurt to try. Also because I honestly don’t have any other good piece of advice – I can’t think of anything else other than a possible conflict with another plugin. Do the two sites have the same plugins installed as well?
Thanks! Is your site setup to use GA4? PPC is not yet compatible with that, so that might be why it doesn’t work.
Hi Lesy,
can you post your Error log, found in the related box in the Options page?A nice day,
StefanoHi Christian,
Around a week ago, with version 1.8.9.2, we pushed a change in the Analytics authorization flow to comply with changes from Google, which would have otherwise broken plugin functionality as of October 2022. The user experience is almost unvaried, but there has been slight changes under the hood. However, this has resulted in the current Analytics authorization getting broken on some sites, prompting site admins to revoke the current authorization and setting it up anew. Doing so would also erase all visits data though. With the latest version, we have decoupled the two actions, adding a specific button if you want to delete visits data, and making the authorization revoking button only signing you out of your Google account with PPC. So, in case you had this issue, after upgrading to version 1.8.9.2, you can de-authorize PPC and set it up again, with faith that your data will stay intact (hint: if you still get a warning that data will be deleted, then you have not updated version!).It is likely that your data will be out of date by a few days – in that case, the next daily update should bring them up to date again with no further action. The WP-CLI commands can always help in pulling specific days of data otherwise.
Hope this helps!
A nice day,
StefanoHi Omar,
from the newsletter issue I am about to send:Around a week ago, with version 1.8.9.2, we pushed a change in the Analytics authorization flow to comply with changes from Google, which would have otherwise broken plugin functionality as of October 2022. The user experience is almost unvaried, but there has been slight changes under the hood. However, this has resulted in the current Analytics authorization getting broken on some sites, prompting site admins to revoke the current authorization and setting it up anew. Doing so would also erase all visits data though. With the latest version, we have decoupled the two actions, adding a specific button if you want to delete visits data, and making the authorization revoking button only signing you out of your Google account with PPC. So, in case you had this issue, after upgrading to version 1.8.9.2, you can de-authorize PPC and set it up again, with faith that your data will stay intact (hint: if you still get a warning that data will be deleted, then you have not updated version!).
It is likely that your data will be out of date by a few days – in that case, the next daily update should bring them up to date again with no further action. The WP-CLI commands can always help in pulling specific days of data otherwise.
Hi Don,
we’ve had to update our GA login flow to comply with changes from Google, but this seems to have broken existing logins on some websites. You will need to authorize the plugin again, but to do so you first need to revoke the current authorization. HOWEVER, doing so will currently also delete all your GA data, so I will work to release an update that decouples these two actions so that you can re-login without losing your data. Please be patient 1-2 days while I get this done, it will ship as a regular update and I will also notify you here 🙂
Sorry for the hiccup!A nice day,
StefanoHi Omar,
we’ve had to update our GA login flow to comply with changes from Google, but this seems to have broken existing logins on some websites. You will need to authorize the plugin again, but to do so you first need to revoke the current authorization. HOWEVER, doing so will currently also delete all your GA data, so I will work to release an update that decouples these two actions so that you can re-login without losing your data. Please be patient 1-2 days while I get this done, it will ship as a regular update and I will also notify you here 🙂
Sorry for the hiccup!A nice day,
StefanoHi Simea,
PPC is not yet compatible with GA4, and we are aware of that. I planned to have it working under the summer, but
a) their API is still in beta, so it is highly likely that any work done now will have to be redone (to a minor or major extent) whenever they publish the final version
b) their API docs are much more complicated to navigate than they used to be, blending old and new versions and making it all a mess.
As it looks right now I would suggest having both a Universal GA and a GA4 property active, at least as long as possible 🙂A nice day,
StefanoUnfortunately we currently only support PayPal payments, and cards payments through PayPal. :/ what country are you from?
Ciao Ale,
non c’è problema a scrivere in italiano 🙂Sembra che il prolema sia dovuto a una malconfigurazione da parte del tuo host, o forse anche da un’installazione di WP non aggiornata, prova a guardare le risorse riportate qui https://wordpress.org/support/topic/curl-error-60-ssl-certificate-problem-certificate-has-expired-9/
Da parte nostra non dovrebbe esserci alcun problema, è un errore che non abbiamo mai visto prima.Buona giornata,
StefanoI can confirm the purchase receipt with license keys has been sent out successfully, but I have also re-sent it just now. Please check your spam folder as well 🙂
