jamesquillian
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As I mentioned, the problem, the problem has started occurring on all of my blogs, not just one. For now, I have just deleted the WP Statistics plugin. The sites work fine otherwise and this plugin in not essential, may re-install it at a later date, I am ready to close the thread.
Thanks
James
Unfortunately, with my page I do not have the do not track option., see below.
Also, as of yesterday, my other blogs have stopped updating with WP Statistics as well.
Settings
GeneralPrivacy & Data ProtectionDisplay OptionsEmail ReportsFiltering & ExceptionsRoles & PermissionsAdvanced Options
Premium Add-Ons
Data PlusReal-time StatsCustomizationAdvanced ReportingMini ChartREST APIAdvanced WidgetsTracking OptionsMonitor Online Visitors Enable
Tracks and displays visitors currently online, including their activity duration. Disabling this option stops the online monitoring feature, but visitor tracking remains active.Track Logged-In User Activity Enable
Tracks the activities of logged-in users, including page views, and records them with their WordPress User IDs for detailed insights into user behavior. If disabled, logged-in users are tracked anonymously, similar to other visitors.Store Entire User Agent String Enable
Records full details of visitors for diagnostic purposes. When ‘Hash IP Addresses’ is operational, this feature is bypassed, and data collection is disabled to ensure privacy. Refer to our avoiding PII data collection guide for more information.Attribution Model First-Touch Last-Touch
Select how conversions are attributed: First-Touch credits the first interaction, and Last-Touch credits the most recent. Learn more.Tracker ConfigurationTracking Method Client Side Tracking (Recommended) Server Side Tracking (Deprecated)
Client Side Tracking uses the visitor’s browser for better accuracy and caching compatibility. Server Side Tracking is less accurate and will be deprecated. Client Side Tracking is strongly recommended. Learn moreBypass Ad Blockers Enable
Dynamically load the tracking script with a unique name and address to bypass ad blockers.
My bad, I needed settings for statistics and not overall.
Tracking OptionsMonitor Online Visitors Enable
Tracks and displays visitors currently online, including their activity duration. Disabling this option stops the online monitoring feature, but visitor tracking remains active.Track Logged-In User Activity Enable
Tracks the activities of logged-in users, including page views, and records them with their WordPress User IDs for detailed insights into user behavior. If disabled, logged-in users are tracked anonymously, similar to other visitors.Store Entire User Agent String Enable
Records full details of visitors for diagnostic purposes. When ‘Hash IP Addresses’ is operational, this feature is bypassed, and data collection is disabled to ensure privacy. Refer to our avoiding PII data collection guide for more information.Attribution Model First-Touch Last-Touch
Select how conversions are attributed: First-Touch credits the first interaction, and Last-Touch credits the most recent. Learn more.Tracker ConfigurationTracking Method Client Side Tracking (Recommended) Server Side Tracking (Deprecated)
Client Side Tracking uses the visitor’s browser for better accuracy and caching compatibility. Server Side Tracking is less accurate and will be deprecated. Client Side Tracking is strongly recommended. Learn moreBypass Ad Blockers Enable
Dynamically load the tracking script with a unique name and address to bypass ad blockers.
improvements to things such as; Performance, user experience, and more.You should remove inactive pluginsSecurityYou should remove inactive themesSecurityOne or more recommended modules are missingPerformanceThe “post_max_size” value is smaller than “upload_max_filesize”PerformanceYou should use a persistent object cachePerformanceAutomatic updates are disabledMonsterInsightseCommerce data is not being trackedMonsterInsightsYour WP Statistics settings are not privacy-compliant. Please update your settings.PrivacyPassed tests
I can’t find the mouse licks to get to this part. My guess is that this is where the problem lies.
Filtering & Exceptions settings, the Do Not Track (DNT) option, and ad blockers.
I don’t see the tabs under general settings.
I will copy and send the tools part in a separate reply
My Cpanel stats still show the typical number of visitors. Prior to this issue, WP Statistics normally displays shows at least 100-200 views. I get visitors because my free PDF book is still being downloaded. There is no issue with visitors getting into the site. I have tried to upload a screenshot of the cpanel, non-WP stats, but I can’t upload 2 images. It shows 3,046 views for December so far. This is a record number. 73 percent are over 30 sec. The issue is that I can no longer monitor my traffic. I have 3 other WP blogs and WP Statistics functions fine with those.
Thanks
James
