spiritfly

This was going to be my suggestion as well. This plugin is so great and useful, but without AFC support it doesn’t leave too much customization. AFC support could make this plugin better than all popular builders!

I would like to randomize only time because I already have the correct date set on posts I have recovered from a non-wordpress site, however, the time has stayed 00:00. So in order to make the post dates look more natural, I would like to have the time randomized as well.

THat’s really bad. Have you considered making it support the common hosts, and making a pro version that supports more hosts and with other features?

Awesome find man! I thought something if off with the plugin, but didn’t know what.. Works wonderfully well!

@braekling would be kind enough to write here the command for htaccess for redirecting:

webiste.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-piwik/proxy/piwik.php

to

website.com/somedirectory/somefile.php

?

Sorry, completely overlooked your suggested solution to my problem and I think that completely solves my problem. Thank you so much and you can mark this as solved. Cheers!

Thanks for replying.

The only reason why I want to hide footprints is for crawlers and bots. This is because of SEO purposes only. I have many client sites and sites made for search engine rankings so I would like to hide the footprint as much as possible from search engine bots.

This is why renaming the plugin folder and the piwik.php file for me would be enough. I just don’t want the word piwik anywhere in my HTML source. Loading the page with the tracking code is perfectly fine and my intentions are certainly not to hide the code from the actual users.

Do you think I would be able to pull that off with changing the plugin folder and piwik.php file to something else?

I can confirm that the suggestion posted by nakita_dog works wonderfully well for https images. Thanks a lot for this nakita_dog! ??

Oh dear god! Bit.ly is NOT a paying URL Shortener, adf.ly is. I intentionally concealed my original domain so search engine crawlers won’t find it. I don’t want this post to come up in the search when someone writes my domain name in it. Please edit your post with my link asap.

I can see how your fix would work, but I’ve placed the elements according to your demo page of this theme. I really like them the way they are so I hope you can come up with a more permanent and flexible solution. You should make an option to resize and stretch smaller images in the slider as well.

Thanks!

https://strumi.ca/ – here is my website. I think your images are all larger than the suggested size and with the proper proportions. I can see that you’ve used a different layout so maybe that has to do with anything? Hmm dunno..

Btw, nice website you have there

Just saw this: https://themegrill.com/theme-instruction/colormag/#image-size

But does that mean that I should resize each image locally first to 800x445px as suggested in the link before I set it as featured image?

If that’s the case that sounds like an awful amount of work for each post before uploading it..

Just install a plugin called Tracking Code from the repository and put your tracking code as you wish to appear in there and disable the tracking in WP-Piwik. Just like I did. If it’s critical to you not to reveal your piwik url at any given point, you better not rely on dynamically generated tracking code like this script does. Even if you fix it now, It may give out your url again with some future update so you better not rely on it.

Just my 2 cents.

I have piwik installed on piwik.domain1.com
Wordpress installed on domain2.com
Piwik is latest version: 2.8.3
Wordpress is 4.0

I have installed WP-Piwik on WP on domain2.com. I’ve entered the piwik address and Auth token in WP-Piwik Settings and it automatically added my blog to piwik successfully. I then went into tracking tab and activated it. I chose “use proxy script”. And in the line in the code used for tracking where the domain is shown says:

var u=”//piwik.domain1.com/”;

instead of:

var u=”//domain2.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-piwik/”;

as in your example.

So whatever option I choose (Default tracking, Use js/index.php and Use proxy script) the domain(u=””) stays the same. I’ve never seen the plugin working in “Use proxy script” mode as it should, but having used the proxy script file myself outside wordpress, I suppose the url should change to //domain2.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-piwik/ such as in your example, because otherwise it defeats the purpose of using a proxy script.

I really have no clue why this is happening. I’ve installed the plugin on like 10 different wordpress sites accross 3 totally different hosts and they all share the same issue.

I solved it temporarily by disabling the tracking in WP-Piwik, and installing a new plugin for inserting a Tracking Code in wordpress. Then I entered in there the same tracking code that WP-Piwik generated for the proxy script only with a modified url:

//domain2.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-piwik/

Works as expected, but I would really like to use WP-Piwik as it is supposed to.

I see what you mean, but that is easily solvable. You can make it as a switch, or you could make an option to exclude certain posts from the auto-update function.

Actually this is not resolved, can you change the status please?

It seems like when I choose the option to use piwik.php proxy for tracking, the url in the tracking code is changed to: piwikserverdomain.com/piwik.php . This is again a footprint revealing the actual domain of the piwik server instead of using a piwik.php script that is supposed to reside on the tracked website.

Can this somehow be changed?