Yes, the spike happens during install. The average amount of memory for the tracker is about 2 to 3 megs, and about 10 megs for the reports.
Thanks for your quick response. I have reactivated the plugin on the DEV server and have had no further issues.
Looking onto operation and possibly adding features.
Great, thank you
A review for SlimStat would be a nice way to say thank you:
http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/wp-slimstat
I definitely will. Just as soon as I am done testing.
Just noticed, on the Daily graphs, x-index is numerical from 1 to 28 starting from installation. So 1 is the 1st day of installation and so on. Wouldn’t it be better if it showed the actual date?
Even if it is supposed to represent the month, the first data point should be at 24 in my case. And what about months with more than 28 days?
I definitely will. Just as soon as I am done testing.
Don’t forget 😉
Just noticed, on the Daily graphs, x-index is numerical from 1 to 28 starting from installation. So 1 is the 1st day of installation and so on. Wouldn’t it be better if it showed the actual date?
Well, when you look at a calendar (monthly view) you get all days starting from one. However we have an add-on that allows you to customize that, and set the default view to the last 30 days, instead of the current month
http://slimstat.getused.to.it/addons/default-filters/
And what about months with more than 28 days?
The chart is displaying the current month along with the previous one. February had 28 days this year, and we are currently on March 26, so there is no point in showing March 29 😉 Unless you have an add-on that can predict the future! On March 29 you’ll see that the chart will change accordingly. Does it make sense?
