Hello @santacruze,
1. You can’t do that easily right now, but I’ve just changed the widget form so that you can use any number of days instead of only the options from the dropdown. This will be included in the next plugin update, which I hope to release later this week. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!
2. Can you elaborate on what you would like this to look and function like please? Like a search box that lets you search through the pages in the “Pages” and “Referrers” table?
Heya Danny,
Thanks for the quick heads up.
About 2: Yeah, a search box to show hits from pages which include a specific keyword in the permalink or title would be nice. I have a similar function in slimstat analytics where you can filter hits and pageviews from a specific word in permalinks.
Hey @santacruze,
Noted – I think that is indeed a neat idea. It’s on my list of things to look add!
Also just released version 1.0.8 in which you can specify any number of days for the most viewed posts widget.
Hey Danny,
Thanks for the quick heads up. I already installed the latest Version 🙂 But i encounter a new problem now. Since the Update it Shows me the following msg:
“There seems to be an issue with your site’s WP Cron configuration that prevents Koko Analytics from automatically processing your statistics. If you’re not sure what this is about, please ask your webhost to look into this.”
But Tracking seems to be working.
Btw.
Google Chrome Developer Console tells me that:
admin.js?ver=1.0.8:6 Unexpected date in response data 2020-02-11
(anonymous) @ admin.js?ver=1.0.8:6
(anonymous) @ admin.js?ver=1.0.8:6
Promise.then (async)
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Au @ admin.js?ver=1.0.8:22
t.unstable_runWithPriority @ admin.js?ver=1.0.8:30
Qa @ admin.js?ver=1.0.8:22
Ru @ admin.js?ver=1.0.8:22
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Hello @santacruze,
Does your by any chance website have a low number of visitors, say less than one per hour?
Heya Danny,
Well my Blog got about 2k Visitors per day. But i think it could also be a problem of the cronjob. Actually iam moving on to another hoster. Maybe the problem will be gone by then.
Sincerely
Stefan
Hey Danny,
The Errors are gone on the new Server. But iam running into another problem. The Cronjob “koko_analytics_aggregate_stats” seems to be running every minute. Is this supposed to be right?
Sincerely
Stefan
Hi @santacruze,
Awesome, happy to hear it. The cronjob is indeed running every minute, but it will immediately quit if there is no work to be done so it’s not like this is taking up a lot of resources.
The way this works is that the plugin temporarily stores each pageview in a simple append-only file and then only aggregates them once every minute, as this prevents your database from getting hammered and allows the plugin to easily handle thousands of pageviews per minute.
If there were no pageviews in the last minute, the cronjob immediately finishes.
So it looks like you’re all set now!
