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  • He (or she) was asking the author to update the WP-Table plugin so that it would be compatible with 2.7. Last i tried (2.5.?), it really didn’t work with that version. I can’t imagine those incompatibilities went away when WP went to 2.7.

    In other words: you could try using it… but i wouldn’t recommend it.

    sneakykitty

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    If i recall correctly (and i hope i do, because i can’t re-find where i originally read it), the time zone is set to Greenwich Mean Time and can’t really be changed.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Reset WordPress.com Stats

    Totally agreed. I would love to have access to this sort of option.

    From the troubleshooting i have done, i believe the problem is on the back-end. Meaning, on the server where the stats are being hosted. Meaning, wordpress.com.

    I have two domains, otherwonders.com and sneakykitty.com. If i create test blogs on otherwonders.com and on subdomains of otherwonders.com, the stats all show up just as they ought to – separate stats for each subdomain, which are also separate from the primary domain.

    But if i set up test blogs on subdomains of sneakykitty.com, they all get merged with the stats for sneakykitty.com. The only exception to this is a subdomain where i first installed the stats plugin; the sneakykitty.com blog had the plug-in installed later.

    I’ve emailed their support with all of the information i had, and received no response. It’s possible that they’re just backlogged, but it’s been a week or two. I am not sure how to resolve the issue, or if it is even possible to do so. I’m looking into other statistic management systems, but unfortunately, nothing collects the same type of data (and amount of data) that i’m trying to get.

    Thread Starter sneakykitty

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    Okay, i think i figured something out.

    I went into the backend databases for all three blogs and did a search for the term “stats”.
    The only place it came up was in the wp_options table; in wp_options, there’s an option called “stats_options”.
    Here’s what i found in each one (snipped for brevity & privacy reasons):

    “fibro.sneakykitty.com” ;s:4:”path”;s:1:”/”;s:7:”blog_id”;i:1830040;s:
    “babble.sneakykitty.com” ;s:4:”path”;s:1:”/”;s:7:”blog_id”;i:1828015;s:
    “sneakykitty.com” ;s:4:”path”;s:1:”/”;s:7:”blog_id”;i:1830040;s:

    And i noticed that fibro and sneakykitty were using the same number that shows up after blog_id.

    I went to babble and searched for 1828015 and it only came up in that one thing. Same with sneakykitty. If the blog_id is specified anywhere else, it doesn’t appear to be in the database.

    So then, the question becomes: how do i find the real blog_id # for fibro.sneakykitty.com? I think that’ll fix it… if only i can find that number.

    If you’ve got access to your MySQL database for your WordPress install, you can go into the table and manually change it.

    Do a search for “wordpress_api_key” within the database or your actual API key. That’ll let you find the field you need to change.

    If your blog is actually hosted on wordpress.com, then i’m not sure what to tell you, i’m afraid.

    I’m having the same (or similar) problem; i have three blogs, A B and C.

    A and B are both subdomains, whereas C is the primary domain.

    A – shows up fine, only shows its own stats.

    If i have this plugin enabled on B and C, the stats are merged. I’ve checked and i have <?php wp_footer(); ?> in the footers of all three of them.

    They are all using the same api key, all running the same version of wordpress.

    Anything else i can check?

    Thread Starter sneakykitty

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    nm, i figured it out.

    Thread Starter sneakykitty

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