Stefano

Same thing here as well… Actually, I get two of them!

Notice: load_plugin_textdomain was called with an argument that is deprecated since version 2.7 with no alternative available. in /home/thecrown/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3008

Notice: has_cap was called with an argument that is deprecated since version 2.0! Usage of user levels by plugins and themes is deprecated. Use roles and capabilities instead. in /home/thecrown/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3006

You can find them all here.

If the previous version you had was below 2.0, then it is stated in big bold letters that version >= 2.0 needed the previous version to be uninstalled due to a different structure of the settings data, thus losing settings.

At this point, you have to options.
If you want everything to be back like before, you can go back and download the version you had installed before updating and ftp upload the files replacing the current ones. You will not get the new features but all your settings back.

If you do want the new features, you have to uninstall the plugin and reinstall it anew. Bit of time wasted in setting it up again, but you get everything I have been working for for months.

Hope this helps!

When the plugin is installed, it pulls dats from Analytics every day, but if you want past data as well, you can go as far in the past as you want. The overview video may clarify this ??

User roles checked in “Plugin Stats page can be viewed by following user roles” are the ones that will see the Stats link in the plugin’s menu, all the unchecked ones won’t even see it. Then, if you want to set specific permissions (whether they should only see their own stats and so on) you need to do it in the Permissions box (in the general options or by personalizing each user’s settings).

Hope this helps.

My plugin really needs something like Google Analytics for WordPress (if it’s from Yoast, it’s the very same I’m using on my own site!) to keep track of visits. Post Pay Counter PRO only grabs the data from Analytics (and yes, unique views can be used) and uses them to compute the payment.

I think it would suit your needs but don’t worry if it doesn’t: I can refund you if you buy it and discover it doesn’t work for you, really.

If you are using PRO, you would set Analytics to Unique Pageviews, and then in Counting Settings tick Pay per visit, select Analytics as your counting method and incremental payment as counting system and finally set its value to .01. Hope this is clear. For any doubt I am available.

Hello,
Post Pay Counter PRO comes equipped with this feature. Please refer to that.

Its out guys, it’s finally out for real! Thanks for all your patience!

I reproduced what I believe to be the exact configuration of before, but still the problem doesn’t arise! What a mistery!

That is really something I should have tried in the first place: deactivating all other plugins, I get to download the file. Guess I’ll just reactivate them one by one and see which one is causing the issue! Thanks!

I think this week will be release-week ??

Of course the plugin is autonomous and doesn’t require you to take screenshots. It only needs to be auhtorized, and then it can pull data for you, and unique pageviews are supported.

In som days Pro will be out and you will be able to check yourself if it suits your needs ??

What problems would Analytics arise?

I fear you will find little availability of sophisticated visits tracking system as Analytics, it is such a huge task that, given Analytics presence, few developers would undertake.

Pro will allow you to use Google Analytics. Choosing unique pageviews will result exactly in what you ask.