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Installation:

1. Download the plugin, WassUp (Real-Time Visitors Tracking), to your local computer
2. Unpack this plugin's zip or gz file with your preferred unzip/untar program or use the command line: tar xzvf wassup.tar.gz (linux)
3. Upload the entire "wassup" directory to your wp-content/plugins directory on your host server
4. Navigate to your site's WordPress admin >> Plugins page
5. Activate WassUp plugin

OR You can install the plugin using WordPress automatic install by navigating to Plugins >> Add New >> and type "WassUp" plugin name

Upgrading (with caution**):

1. Check your current visitors count. If your site is busy, stop! Do the upgrade later when your site is less busy.
2. Deactivate WassUp plugin in WordPress admin >> Plugins page
3. Delete "wassup" directory from wp-content/plugins/ on your host server
4. Download and unzip the new "WassUp" file to your local computer
5. Upload the entire "wassup" directory to your wp-content/plugins directory on your host server
6. Navigate to your site's WordPress admin >> Plugins page
7. Activate WassUp plugin

OR You can upgrade the plugin using WordPress automatic upgrade in WordPress Admin >> Plugins page.

IMPORTANT: **Upgrade with caution. To safely upgrade WassUp when your site is busy, you should temporarily stop WassUp recording of new visitors manually (uncheck Enable/disable recording in WassUp >> Wassup-Options >> [Statistics Recording] Tab), then do the automatic upgrade, and afterwards, re-enable WassUp recording manually.

Usage:

• When you activate this plugin (as described in "Installation"), it works "as is". You don't have anything to do. Wait for visitors to hit your site and start seeing details (click the dashboard and go to WassUp page)

IMPORTANT: WassUp is incompatible with page-based caching plugins such as "WP Super-Cache".