duke-thad

If you have a WordPress.com blog and can access the stats page on it, you can see the stats from all of your sites. I checked and it appears that the stats are still being recorded and that all of the information is okay. This problem is just effecting the viewing of the stats on self-hosting WP installations.

Cheers!

Also having the same problem on two different sites …

Hope that it is fixed soon!

Good site! Looks a thousand times better than what most young people consider to be a good designed site. Keep up the work.

Just wanted to say thanks because I had a similar error and removing that plug-in fixed the problem!

Cheers1

I agree with the previous poster. Change your theme and customize your site slightly … WP out of the box is very useful but anyone who knows anything about WP will recognize it. The simple procedure of changing a theme will make your site appear more professional and (in many ways) more readable, if you make a good choice.

I want to give a great THANKS to Podz!

Not only do they offer great support here at www.remarpro.com but they also offer great support off of the site!

Thanks for the site at wordpress.com … she is getting up and running here.

Thanks … but that looks like a little too much work for me right now. In the middle of finishing my Masters Dissertation … not a lot of time to deal with web stuff.

Again, thanks!

Thad

Thanks for looking … some of the confusion is coming from the fact that the image headers are randomly picked from my photography, there are a total of about 10 images that my become the header on any single visit.

The comments are currently closed because of a suggestion from my host. I accept trackbacks but not comments. I have been thinking about editing the standard footer on the posts to state that … and after your comment, I think that it would be a good idea for to me to do that.

Thanks for looking!

I am still looking for a survey plug-in. Since this would be for personal use, I am not interested in a plug-in that I have to pay for.

Thanks!

podz –

I have forwarded the information on to my web host and I am sure that they will follow-up. Also, I am in the UK and they are in Cali … so, it will be a later before they get the message.

macmanx – thanks for your response, I have passed the email on to my host.

Marc – without explaining the history of why I think that my web host is looking out for the best (not just for me but for their entire system of servers), I would rather have them respond to me with a negative than allow me to use something that MAY not be 100% safe and secure. I am not saying that WP is not safe and secure, but even some commercial products are not safe and secure (and thus not allowed to be used by my web host).

But, again, thanks for the quick response.

Thanks for the quick reply, but how should they contact you? On the contact page, there is not an email address that I can give him for this type of question.

I thought that this might have been a problem caused by information lag and would like to use WP for my website.