• Hallo.

    Today I have update the plug to the latest new version (0.9.1) and after I receive the follow error:

    Notice: wp_enqueue_style was called incorrectly. Scripts and styles should not be registered or enqueued until the wp_enqueue_scripts, admin_enqueue_scripts, or login_enqueue_scripts hooks. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 3.3.) in xxxxx/xxxxx/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3547

    I tryed to deactived the plugin and the error not are more present.

    At the moment I take the plugin deactived becouse the error it’s present in front and admin sides

    Stefano

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/newstatpress/

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  • Plugin Contributor lechab

    (@lechab)

    Hi,

    Sorry for that, the bug will be corrected quickly, check in the next day for new version.
    In the meantime, could you confirm me your wordpress version please?

    cHab

    Thread Starter Generazione2000

    (@generazione2000)

    Hi,

    my wordpress version it’s 4.1

    I have update ohters site with your plugin without a trouble like them.
    May be a plugins conflict?

    Plugin Contributor lechab

    (@lechab)

    Maybe, I don’t really know (for that you need to check by yourself by deactivating the others plugins).
    What I can say is the error I have seems to come from a bad use of the function inside the plugin.
    Now it’s wrote on the correct way, it should works fine.

    Let us to know if the problem is fix after next plugin update from you side

    Thank you for your reply.
    cHab

    I updated the plugin (0.9.1) and the column with the results of yesterday is reset. And the “Total Since” visitor is blank:

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8XodS63kBGWbk52NVpUeEc5RVU/view?usp=sharing

    Plugin Contributor lechab

    (@lechab)

    Thank a lot for your message, we are aware of this trouble.
    New version correcting these 2 bugs will be publish very soon!

    lechab

    I have updated to the 0.9.2 and there is no bug. Thank you!

    Plugin Contributor lechab

    (@lechab)

    @jonatasmobile > thank for the feedback

    Thread Starter Generazione2000

    (@generazione2000)

    Thanks for you job

    Plugin Contributor lechab

    (@lechab)

    @generazione2000 > I guess you mean the problem is solved from your side ?

    Thread Starter Generazione2000

    (@generazione2000)

    Problem solved!
    in debug mode it’s no present any error.

    Thanyou very much

    Stefano

    I had StatPress running for about 1 month now. I deactivated it yesterday and installed NewStatPress 0.9.2. NewStatPress does not give any error, but does not show any history – only today’s info. I let it sit overnight thinking my history is gone, so I had to start tracking all over. Nope, today is showing only today’s info. Have I lost my history? Should I go back to StatPress? Some direction would be appreciated.

    David

    Plugin Contributor lechab

    (@lechab)

    Hi David,

    Short reply : keep calm πŸ™‚ ice00 will probably reply you better than me, but you probably didn’t loose all your history: my guessing is the plugin is not reading your old table, to be confirm.
    Anyway did you backup you database regularly?

    NB : next time create new subject please (if it’s not related to the existing one) !

    Plugin Author ice00

    (@ice00)

    hi,

    dit the newstatpress.php from the wordpress editro and modify

    <?php
    /*
    Plugin Name: NewStatPress

    in

    <?php
    error_reporting(E_ALL);
    ini_set(‘display_errors’, 1);
    /*
    Plugin Name: NewStatPress

    this will activate php output. Then use the varios newstatpress function and see if some errors appear (after remove that code as it works for all plugins).

    Else, if you have access to phpmyadmin from your service provider, you should look at the content of wp_statpress and see how many records are present.

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