cherriii

Thanks. I’m using Safari 3.2.2 (Windows) and it doesn’t show up for me. Perhaps, it’s my browser.

Edit:
It works after I restarted my browser (few times).

Google Analytics doesn’t show “real-time” data. You have to wait until the day is over to see the data for that day. Check after midnight. You’ll see the data. It’ll be under Visitors -> Browser Capabilities -> OS (on the left).

If you include the Google Analytics script into your theme’s header. It’ll be included in all your pages/post, which means it tracks your entire blog…not sure if that was what you were asking.

If you track your blog with Google Analytics, it also tracks the visitors OS for you.

I somehow fixed this issue. For those who may be experiencing the same problem, you can try what I did…

I cannot guarantee that this will work. I was just “experimenting” because I was unable to get any “real” help.

1) I took out the 301 redirect code. (Didn’t work for me, maybe it’ll work for you; it did work for my boyfriend’s other blog)

2) Try changing your WordPress and/or Blog URL in the Option menu. (That solved it for me)

Hey navjotjsingh!!!

Sorry, I haven’t checked back here for a while. It has been a month since I posted this topic.

If you still want the tut on how to get WP-Grins to work, here’s the site/blog: https://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/smilies/

It’s a lot more detailed. Sorry for the late reply.

My boyfriend’s using Google Sitemaps 2.7.1 and he had the same problem. We’re code dummies, so we don’t know how to fix it…I think he would like to get it fixed though. I don’t have the same problem, because I’m not using that plugin.

I guess, we will have to wait until the plugin updates or find a different plugin?

Thanks for the tips, chicheux

I really don’t mean to bump this, but I really need help =(

I really wonder if it has something to do with the 301 redirect code that I put in htaccess. I don’t understand, though, because it works for my boyfriend’s blog, but not mine. =( please help

nvm. I found an awesome tut online that’s more updated than the author’s instruction