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  • I get the same error on line 35 as mentioned above, and there is no instruction in the readme as to where to edit to point to the images. Anyone figure it out?

    Well I am guessing that you edit the $bar2_image and $bar_image parts
    However I get the same error as misterx, Ksp and elise. How do you fix this error on line 35?

    Hey, so much for being a “plug-in.” Anything that requires me to run something in phpmyadmin AND have to edit several files is NOT pluggable.
    In the meantime, are there any answers on the problems above? I’ve got ’em all, from not being able to figure out where exactly to add the path info (oh, I found the variables all right–but as I don’t speak PHP I am at a bit of a loss where to add it between the quotes and slashes and whatnot) to how to reconfigure the tablenames.
    replace $tablexxxx with $wpdb->xxxx
    on the page referred to, above, still remains a bit opaque. ass does any reference to “statistics.php” as no such file exists yet. this plugin has returned errors from day 1, which is today.
    Am I to be editing “wp-record-stats.php” at this point:
    global $tablestats;
    $strsql="SELECT * FROM $tablestats where date='$date'";

    thus, replacing $tablestats like this: $wpdb->stats ???

    Man, was I cranky last night.
    Let me say–the script looks like a useful item! I would just like to see it in a version that can be made to work by someone who works with VisualBasic for a living….

    How do I point the wp-stats code to mySQL database if it is on a different server from the one my weblog is on? Thanks for any help you can provide.

    slucas76–it uses the same database as the blog, so it would use the same connection info. The tricky part is you have to manually run some SQL “code” as part of the setup. You’ll need phpMyAdmin or something (if your server doesn’t already provide access of this type–mine didn’t; but installation was not a problem).
    caveat–I’m the whiner who can’t get it working!

    I figured it out and got it working, I think. Well, it’s recording the number of hits I’ve had since it started up, so that’s a plus. Sweet. Great plug in!

    I do not suppose there is any chance of adding a function that isolates and counts referrer spam by using a blacklist? I am fed up with pasting urls, clicking, and then being offered *enhancements* to parts of my anatomy ??

    Can anyone provide CLEAR instructions for newbies using WP? I added the query but the rest might as well be chinese to me.

    Root: Check out David Chait’s CG-Referer

    Root – if you have the PowerPack, CG-Referer is already there. Just need to Activate, click the Install link, and go. ??
    It is certainly not a ‘stats’ system like all the others, it is specifically a referrer tracking system, which includes blank referers (internal clicks), bot detection and tracking, blacklist filtering of referrals, main user IP ignore, unique-user-IPs in a period, etc.
    -d

    Well that sounds like just the job. Thanks.

    Couldn’t you have used a GPL stats program like the one I promote https://bbclone.de ?
    You can see how its used with wordpress here: https://www.oobrien.com/weblog/archives/2004/05/31/wordpress-and-bbclone.php
    Rob

    I get the same error – line 35. Still trying to work it out.
    In wp-stat-header.php —– redirect to your image folder there.

    change the $strsql=”SELECT * FROM $tablestats where date=’$date'”;
    to
    $strsql=”SELECT * FROM wp_stats where date=’$date'”; //i.e. NO $
    I actually continually got an “error on line 1 {” for file wp-stat-body.php. Until I realized that it sent it to the server as binary and everything was on one line. Just fix the linebreaks and it will be gtg.
    Excellent PLUGIN.
    Perogi.

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