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1. sneakykitty
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   I have three WP blogs on my domain:
   1. http://sneakykitty.com
   2. http://babble.sneakykitty.com
   3. http://fibro.sneakykitty.com

   I have the WordPress.com Stats plugin enabled on all three sites.
   All three sites are running WP 2.5.
   All three sites are running the same theme - different headers, slightly different CSS, but ultimately they all have the same footer.php. And yes: the footer.php does have the <?php wp_footer(); ?>

   Site 2 will always display properly.
   Site 1 will display correctly if i turn off stats on Site 3.
   Site 3 will display the correct stats if i turn off stats on Site 1.

   In the dropdown menu that enables you to quickly switch between sites, it only ever lists 1 & 2.

   If Stats are turned on in all three sites, 1 & 3 will show the exact same information and list it as being stats for 1. Basically, it's merging the data for the two sites.

   Several months ago, i had the same problem with a different blog on a different subdomain (it was later deleted and replaced by # 3). So this problem is not unique to the fibro.sneakykitty.com domain/blog.

   Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?

2. sneakykitty
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   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.

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