joshfowler

Thanks for catching those. I just changed the code and pushed it to wordpress. It should tell you to update to 1.0.9 soon.

It actually deleted it as they sent the support links to everyone, so they were only ever going to get 1 email

Sorry…I figured that sending an email with support links and information would help… Anyways, it’s all removed now.

I think I understand what you are saying. You ran the option to tag all old post and it timed out?

This is actually due to your php configuration. Most of the time the script will end before your php timeout is hit. But if you have a large blog it may time out before it completes. To solve this you must higher your php timeout option in your php.ini on your server.

Sounds like someone may be a little paranoid. It’s not spyware, the plugin sends an email to the admin to thank them for using the plugin and sends them support information links. It gives you the link to the support forums, my email address for direct support, and the link to my other plugins in case you are interested. I am just trying to make sure everyone who needs help gets it.

The delay isn’t due to the plugin but the downloading of data from Google Analytics for your stats. The more traffic you get the more data it has to download. There are a few ways to help it.

1. Only have it display the last 7 days so it’s not downloading data from the last 30 days.
2. Change your “Cache Timeout” in the options. Right now it is set to 60 seconds. That means every minute it is going to download data from Google. Unforunately, there is no way with their API to download partial data. Really, you can only download all the data each time. So, if you set the cache timeout to download every 3600 seconds it will only download the data hourly instead of every minute.
3. Disable the page/post stats. When it downloads the data for post and pages it has to download the data for each page and post. If you have a lot of post or get a lot of traffic this could take a while for the site to download all that data. If you don’t want to wait for the data to download you could disable the stats on the post and page admin pages.

I hope this helps some.

Hello everyone, I am sorry in the delay in getting back to everyone. Things have been recently busy for me. But I am about to update the plugin with a few fixes. Also, the delay in the plugin in the dashboard and post/page admin pages actually isn’t due to the plugin but the downloading of data from Google Analytics for your stats. The more traffic you get the more data it has to download. There are a few ways to help it.

1. Only have it display the last 7 days so it’s not downloading data from the last 30 days.
2. Change your “Cache Timeout” in the options. Right now it is set to 60 seconds. That means every minute it is going to download data from Google. Unforunately, there is no way with their API to download partial data. Really, you can only download all the data each time. So, if you set the cache timeout to download every 3600 seconds it will only download the data hourly instead of every minute.
3. Disable the page/post stats. When it downloads the data for post and pages it has to download the data for each page and post. If you have a lot of post or get a lot of traffic this could take a while for the site to download all that data. If you don’t want to wait for the data to download you could disable the stats on the post and page admin pages.

I hope this helps some.

This actually isn’t due to the plugin but the downloading of data from Google Analytics for your stats. The more traffic you get the more data it has to download. There are a few ways to help it.

1. Only have it display the last 7 days so it’s not downloading data from the last 30 days.
2. Change your “Cache Timeout” in the options. Right now it is set to 60 seconds. That means every minute it is going to download data from Google. Unforunately, there is no way with their API to download partial data. Really, you can only download all the data each time. So, if you set the cache timeout to download every 3600 seconds it will only download the data hourly instead of every minute.
3. Disable the page/post stats. When it downloads the data for post and pages it has to download the data for each page and post. If you have a lot of post or get a lot of traffic this could take a while for the site to download all that data. If you don’t want to wait for the data to download you could disable the stats on the post and page admin pages.

I hope this helps some.

Of course!

Hello,

Thanks for using my plugin. The delay isn’t really the graph being loaded but more that it is trying to load the data from Google Analytics. That is the same reason why sometimes your Dashboard may run slow.

It does cache some stats but not all since analytics is always changing. Although, I have thought about adding in a user selected time interval for refreshing cache. (e.g. You would be able to select if you want your stats to be refreshed by the minute, hour, or a few hours.) That would be in an update after the beginning of the year since I have another project I am about to release soon.

As for your question on disabling the post stats you can do that as of version 1.0.5. As long as you have that version you can go to the “Post Admin Stats” option and there is a selection for “Disabled”.

I was wondering what was going on with it. I couldn’t find any of my plugins on the searches, lol. That’s Samuel for letting us know

I take it there hasn’t been a fix for this yet. I have done a few searchings and can’t seem to find anything. Whats funny is that it was working fine in 2.3.2 for me but once upgraded to 2.3.3 html emails are not posting the message body. If we do it to plain text it works fine but the mobile phone version we are using to send emails do not have an option for plain text emails. So a fix for this would be great.