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Thanks for fixing it quickly!

There is only one site shown since that token only gives access to one site.

I understood step 3 as setting the tracking code mode to “Default tracking” and that did not change anything.

If I set it to js/index.php, the form stays blank.

Regarding the dropdown, the value is set at 0 instead of 15.

OK, so in the debug log, I see.

[ 0.003 sec] Perform request: method=SitesManager.getJavascriptTag&idSite=n/a&mergeSubdomains=0&mergeAliasUrls=0&disableCookies=0

This seems wrong : idSite=n/a

– I’m not using the auto-config feature, but it makes no difference if I do. The dropdown is replaced by “n/a”

I disabled the cache, set the tracking code to “Default tracking” and got the same error message.

I’m going to enable debugging to see if I can see something relevant.

So, I’ve tried that line 972 fix and I get a properly populated dropdown, but I can’t get any tracking code or stats from within WP.

The error message says “The parameter ‘idSite=’ is missing from the request.”

Yes, sorry. I was on the other ticket earlier, but since I saw that he was talking about 0.10.0.3 and you had released 0.10.0.5 already, I assumed that one was fixed.

I agree that it would be a good idea, either as an HTML cache like the above solutions or as an object cache, like the current memcache implementation.

It would also be great if the admin could choose between predis and the pecl redis extension.

The “bug” is that the plugin does not remove the name of the person from the headings, but since it’s a known limitation and since there is a workaround, this is more of a feature request.

And there are no errors in the logs, just warnings:

[Mon Oct 22 23:27:06.460999 2012] [:error] [pid 61751] [client 1.2.3.4:54469] PHP Warning:  Creating default object from empty value in /wp-admin/includes/update.php on line 90, referer: https://www.domain.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=wp-piwik/wp-piwik.php&tab=tracking
[Mon Oct 22 23:27:06.476263 2012] [:error] [pid 61751] [client 1.2.3.4:54469] PHP Warning:  strpos(): Empty delimiter in /wp-content/plugins/wordpress-https/lib/WordPressHTTPS/Module/Parser.php on line 88, referer: https://www.domain.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=wp-piwik/wp-piwik.php&tab=tracking

And we’re running mod_sec by the way, but all the scores are below the threshold.

Well, I’ve just tested again and it doesn’t always work. Something is preventing the plugin from writing to the database.

If I disable that setting, it works, but if I try to re-enable it, it doesn’t. If I go to “settings” and come back to “tracking”, then it’s switched back on.

I have to apologize… I’ve just checked again and the switch is working. I did restart Apache though, so maybe something was stuck, but it’s definitely working now.

Thank you for your time.

Oh, I’m using a different shortcode ?? and it only allows one profile per page, but I think the original version of the plugin does what you want.
I didn’t want to set the profile for every shortcode I use, so I define one for the page via:
[fb_linkedin_resume profile=”marcuswickes” lang=”en”]
and then print what I want:
[fb_linkedin_resume_headline]
[fb_linkedin_resume_summary]
etc.

And I just remembered something. The script is not very robust. If you’re missing a quote around the username or the url, it will fail.

Could you post a Linkedin URL or username which doesn’t work and I’ll take a look.