drabbytux

Thanks for responding, @brijeshk89.
I looked in to our particular matter and found a large amount of AJAX page loading creating an array of sessions, but didn’t call the footer during the rendering of the content body.

I had to manually initiate the ipbl_analytics_js_check_access function and ipbl_analytics_frontend_footer function within my template.

Next steps will be to make sure the template can render correctly using the plugin alone without a flurry of calls to start new sessions.

This is a bit of an anomaly for our site, so you can consider this solved.

It appears our database is a little older and threw a silent error upon install in relation to field size collation (utf8mb4_unicode_ci) where our DB accepted collation utf8_general_ci. I did a manual table creation using utf8_general_ci instead and it looks like it’s gathering data now. Thanks for your responses and hope this helps someone. ??

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by drabbytux.

I looked closer at the code for the Analytics plugin. I see in the init file that a database table is generated, but when it was installed, it didn’t seem to create the table in my DB. That would definitely be a reason why it’s not collecting on my end. ˉ\_(ツ)_/ˉ

Thanks for your quick response.

We have version 2.3.6 currently installed, which appears to be the most current stable release.

My first troubleshooting question is: does it need to be the PRO version of IP Based Login for it to hook in properly? Thanks for your assistance.

Before I purchase the pro version, could you tell me if this option is available for all sides? Underneath, above, beside left and beside right?

Just to be clear, I’m using 3.6.1 of WordPress on WAMPServer.