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Upgrading

You may upgrade the plugin via the automated system in WordPress 2.5 or greater, or "old-style" by downloading the new one and then 1. Deactivating plugin 2. Uploading the updated files 3. Reactivating plugin

Known Issues

• If you have WP Super Cache installed on your blog, it may conflict with WP125's click tracking feature. To fix this, add "index.php" on a new line in the "Rejected URLs" field of the WP Super Cache options page. This will disable caching for yourblog.com/index.php. If someone goes to yourblog.com, they will still get the cached version, but since WP125's click tracker URLs look like "/index.php?adclick=1," they will avoid the cache.

Support

If you're having a problem with the plugin, try posting on the official WordPress forum at http://wordpress.org/support/ (be sure to use the tag "WP125"!). I, or another user of the plugin, will hopefully be able to answer your questions. Or send me an email via the contact form on Webmaster-Source.com.

Translation Credits

• Danish Translation: Georg S. Adamsen
• French Translation: Alexandre Cloquet
• Italian Translation: Gianni Diurno
• Russian Translation: M. Comfi
• Simplified Chinese Translation: Sam Zuo
• Dutch Translation: Jackey van Melis
• Brasilian Portuguese Translation: JosŽ de Menezes Filho
• German Translation: Simon Kraft
• Romanian Translation: Web Hosting Geeks
• Slovak Translation: Branco Radenovich, Web Hosting Geeks