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Hi, it should be fixed in v0.4.6.

Your site is running on PHP 4.
You should upgrade your PHP version to 5.* (if you can), however I’ll fix this in the next version, improving PHP 4 compatibility.

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Hi, it is a known issue. I’ll try to fix this, I don’t use IE.

Hi, could you paste your full code in your sidebar.php? This code is missing some important portions.
You could use some free service as https://www.pastie.org/ that also allows PHP syntax highlighting. (then paste your resulting url here!)

However you could try and add this code:
<?php if (function_exists('WPPP_show_popular_posts')) WPPP_show_popular_posts(); ?>
just after your </ul> in the end.
However, this depends on your theme.
Could you test if it is working for you?
Thank you! ??

Hi, thank you for reporting, I’ll look into this as soon as I can (I’m graduating next week!) ??

Thank you for reporting. I’ll add your feature request soon.

Same here. None of my plugins are listed.

Many thanks for your contribution! I will sure add this feature in the next version of wppp! ??

Hi, it’s working for me with Safari 3.1.2/win.
Unfortunately I don’t own a MAC, but the browser should work in the same way.

Hi, I’m back online ??
I’m downloading safari to test it against Smilies Themer Toolbar.

@gedigen:
Hi ??

– Log into your phpMyAdmin page
– select your database from the dropdown menu on your left
– click on the SQL tab on the top of the page
– paste the query
– click on Execute
– Enjoy!

Yes, it should, because it erases the cache whenever it is invalid.
The fix is this:
Edit the file stats.php, and change line 543:

if ( !$stats_cache = get_option( 'stats_cache' ) )
      $stats_cache = array();

to:

$stats_cache = get_option( 'stats_cache' );
    if ( !$stats_cache || !is_array( $stats_cache ) )
      $stats_cache = array();

Great!
I mailed the authors about this, and proposed a fix to avoid this issue.

Hi, i looked at the code, and this could happen when you have a corrupted stats cache.
To fix it you have to manually execute (via phpMyAdmin or similar) this query, in your WordPress database:
DELETE FROM wp_options WHERE option_name = 'stats_cache'

Next time you reload the page, the cache will be re-created and it should work as expected.