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Lap
(@lapzor)
Hi,
Is it a very low traffic site, or a testing site?
Koko uses WP Cron to collect statistics and WP Cron is triggered by visitors.
Another possible reason could be if the WP Cron queue is blocked by some other task. You can investigate that with a plugin like Advanced Cron Manager.
Or if the cron task for Koko isn’t created at all, you can go to the Koko settings page and clik save, that should re-create the task if it’s not there.
Hope that helps. If you have any questions, please let me know!
Thread Starter
Marcus
(@marcuss)
Hi,
thanks for your Answer!
Yes, unfortunately it is a very weakly visited blog, but until a few weeks ago the statistics still worked.
I don’t know now what I have changed since then that could have led to the sudden count stop.
I have now blocked all roles except for each of the subscribers
Plugin Support
Lap
(@lapzor)
Maybe you can setup one of those free uptime monitors, like https://uptimerobot.com/, that will trigger WP Cron for you every 5 minutes.
Did you already check up on the cornjob queue with Advanced Cron Manager?
Thread Starter
Marcus
(@marcuss)
The koko_analytics_aggregate_statsdron is in In queue all one Minutes
koko_analytics_prune_data once a day
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This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by
Marcus.
Thread Starter
Marcus
(@marcuss)
I haven’t done anything, but since yesterday the counting has started again
Plugin Support
Lap
(@lapzor)
Yes, we did an update to solve the issue. Thanks for letting me know.