I’m going thru the same problem, but I did made a large change on my blog. I switched from a directory install to a core install (example http://www.site.com/wp to http://www.site.com)
I’m thinking it lost the permalink structure as well, but I’m not sure how to fix. Any help will be appreciate it.
Yes, same problem I am having..page ID is showing, not the title.
My domain reroutes to site.org/blog
Figured out a workaround for how to fix it.
I went into one of my popular posts and all I did was hit “Update”. After doing that I checked Stats and sure enough it was there.
You can search posts or pages by the ID number and Update them to fix the issue for now. Hopefully the developer of Stats will figure out how to fix this.
Same problem here
mtroche13’s solution works but if I have to go through and update 1000’s of pages it’s a bit poor.
Any update to this? I’m guessing (could be wrong, of course) it’s not too major a change to someone familiar with JavaScript to see what’s wrong with the plugin.
Unfortunately, I am not such a person.
My stats were working fine until I upgraded to v1.5 and now I am getting post #’s instead of titles.
Update to my post above. Main posts seem to be working okay, it’s the attached pictures to post that are displaying the post numbers.
edpaffjr: Thanks for figuring that out. I will update the plugin to show something more useful that the post ID when an untitled attachment is listed.
Thanks. However, I don’t think it’s possible to have an untitled attachment, as it appears to be a required field. I know that all of my attached photos have titles, but are still only reporting the post ID, without a link back to the attachment page.
This is still an issue in v1.5. In my case, it seems to be happening only to random posts. Most of them are showing the post title and are clickable, however there are a big bunch that are just showing the Post #.
I’m also seeing this with v1.5. Seems to be random posts are ok and the others just show an unlinked post ID#. I will see if I can figure out a reason why some may work and others don’t.
