Sergio S.

Thank you for the feedback, denizci88 . ??

Actually, nevermind: that bit of code you used is already what my plugin writes… (Yeah, i haven’t looked at it in a while. ?? )

Hello again, owcv.

I’m sorry for not replying sooner, but i’m glad to see you’ve sorted things out on your own.

Your code seems to make sense. I’m actually thinking about adjusting my plugin, because your version looks a bit better than mine. I still have to look into it, but would you mind if i used that code of yours? (And is it really yours or did you get it from elsewhere?)

If you don’t, replacing both instances with the right domain should help solve your issue. Also, please be patient: it may take some time for results to start showing up on Piwik.

I can’t help noticing how you haven’t replaced “mydomain.com” with your own domain. Do you actually own that domain?

Hi, owcw,

I’m going to assume you’re referring to the tracking code on each page. If that is so, then yes, you can copy the code you get from Piwik and add it directly to the theme you use. I advise you to use a child theme instead of hacking the main theme code.

If you were referring to the feature itself, you can have a look at the code provided by Christian Werner and adjust it to your needs, to achieve the same effect. The code is pretty generic.

In any case, the plugin is free, even for commercial use (as long as you give credit where it is due), so you can save yourself some trouble by just installing and configuring it.

Good luck.

Since you haven’t said anything else, i assume the problem has been solved, so i am going to mark this as resolved.

If you still have an issue, though, please let me know.

Oops, thanks for pointing that out. ??

I’m puzzled. That error should only occur with versions of PHP older than 5.3.
Can you try to replace all occurrences of “static::” on options.class.php, with “self::”?

Hi, JKWP,

Thank you for taking the time to report this. I will look into it as soon as possible.
Meanwhile, can you please tell me which version of WordPress you are using?

Regards,
Sergio S.

Hello again, Carlos,

I have just fixed the issue you reported. Please upgrade your install to version 1.0.6.
Thanks for letting me know.

Regards,
Sergio S.

Hi, Carlos,

I would have looked into this sooner, but for some reason i don’t get any notifications from www.remarpro.com .
I will try to fix that as soon as possible.

Regards,
Sergio S.

Done!

The new username logging feature is optional and disabled by default. To enable it, just visit the options page and tick the suitable checkbox. Also, if you’re using a caching plugin, don’t forget to clear the cache.

Let me know if you find any bugs or have any more suggestions.

Hmmm… i guess that makes two against one – and adding the option to the backend would be easy too.
I will add it as soon as i have some time (which can take a while).

Hi,

I’m sorry if i took so long to reply, but WordPress doesn’t send me any notifications and i haven’t been able to find any way to enable them.

Thanks for the suggestion.
This would be an interesting feature, but i was trying to keep the plugin as simple as possible. I’ll think about it.
If i do add this, i will also add a configuration to the backend, to make it optional.

You’re right! I have just fixed that and released a new minor version.
Your contribution was duly noted too. ??

Thanks Christian.