Hi,
If you would like to contribute a greek localization, that might solve the problem. Please contact us if you want to learn how to do that.
Another quick question.
Is there an option to clear everything when I open my website so I can have a clear image of my visitors/traffic, because my site is still under construction, so all the logs/hits until now are mainly by me.
Thank you.
Yes, go to Settings > Maintenance and use the corresponding buttons to delete the data from your database.
Hey, I’m back with this issue.
I figured it out.
It occurs ONLY when the tracker is in “Server” mode.
“Client” mode displays the month correctly.
However since I wish to use the Server mode how can this be fixed?
Please let me know.
Thanks!
That is quite strange, as Slimstat doesn’t currently have a Greek localization available. However, in Server mode, Slimstat calls a function that removes all the filters on date_i18n:
remove_all_filters( 'date_i18n' );
and then restores the filters after the page view has been recorded. It sounds like you have another plugin attaching a filter to the date_i18n function to change that output in Greek. If that’s the case, I’m afraid there is no workaround, other than changing the other plugin to attach its filter at a later time in the execution of that call, as we need to remove all filters to make sure we get the ACTUAL date_i18n as recorded by WordPress.
Hope this helps,
Jason
Thanks for the reply.
I tested this with no other plugins, just slimstat.
I also enabled various different themes as well as WordPress’ default ones to rule out theme’s conflicts. So I’m pretty certain this happens from Slimstat alone when I put it on “Server” mode.
We’ll try to see if we can install the Greek localization to replicate this issue on our end. I’ll keep you posted.
Jason
Found the problem. Solution added to the next release! Thank you for being persistent!
Wow, that’s great! Was it simple?
It turns out WordPress had changed the way some information was structured internally, which was causing this side effect.
Jason
Ok. It’s great to hear that it will get resolved.
