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1. EricWordPress
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   I upgraded WordPress to 2.7. Everything went smoothly. All plugins work fine -- except WordPress Stats.

   Now:

   * The years of stats history data are completely gone.
   * The program has stopped collecting traffic data.
   * The stats graph -- whether set for days, weeks, or months -- now just shows a "flat line".

   Through other posts on the Web, I see that many people are having the same problem. When is someone going to address this?

   WordPress.com Stats is a great plugin, and one of the most popular for WordPress. So this is CLEARLY an important issue for a lot of people.

   Has anyone seen a link to a solution? Or where someone is at least trying to address the problem?

   Any and all assistance is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

   -- Eric

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/stats/

2. Jan Dembowski
   Volunteer Mod. & Brute Squad
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Eric,

   Just out of curiosity, what's your blog URL? I want to take a quick look at your blog's HTML.

3. EricWordPress
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Hi. Thanks for offering to check things out.

   It's a very simple blog as you'll see. The URL is: http://lakegardanews.com/

   Thanks so much!

   -- Eric

4. Jan Dembowski
   Volunteer Mod. & Brute Squad
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Eric,

   I think your theme's footer.php you are missing

   <?php wp_footer(); ?>

   Right above your </body> tag. With the plugin activate I should see something like this in your page's HTML:

   <script src="http://stats.wordpress.com/e-200851.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
   <script type="text/javascript">

   That's missing in your page's HTML, so that's probably it.

   If you don't see the <?php wp_footer(); ?> then make a backup copy of your theme's footer.php and add that line right above the body tag.

5. avatoria2000
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   I need some help.
   What should I do if I use Vintage Paper theme which has a encrypted footer.
   It looks exactly like that (footer.php)

   <?php eval(gzinflate(base64_decode("bZGxbsMgFEXnRMo/UOY63iuHDkmrLm0idegYYXg2KISHAMf139eQOK3SSAzo3sMRT++ZVVKfiDA8hBUVBrinrCrHjC3ms/Fc79VDUZDynWtLimIqU/aKGMFfwmzTckWbnNKUzSpOlIdmRVWM7qks0SkwmlstFJqAdinwSNkX1GQDQbe2Kjkj9UC2Z458TGAu1ii1bVO/mN+a+75fhq4+6giyhbP382Wb3j3ep8eBbYMevhNcOn3CuHeobQx7wY3oDI/ol045ynapJOtrmq3kVtr4TsdBag9iZIaspewNuImKbKb4/tv8/QOPUCP3MnTOoY8Xg8MejCG/dVL8W9DfZYwD524izhvc8RamPhE1yuECq3g07Ac="))); ?><?php wp_footer(); ?>

   What should I do in order to use my stats?
   I have tried to make some xperiments like changing footer.php from other themes but it gives strange effects.

   To be honest- I am absolutely new to php at all.
   Iam not even sure if I have tried to edit the right file (from within a theme directory)
   Can you help me please?

6. Jan Dembowski
   Volunteer Mod. & Brute Squad
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Encrypted footers are "E-V-IL" (think Austin Powers), you really should try to get the author to play nice with their end users.

   That obfuscated junk is finishing the </body></html> and then you have the wp_footer().

   Move the <?php wp_footer(); ?> in front of that <?php eval(... badness.

7. avatoria2000
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   I have put (by an experiment) this short code at the end of this junk and it works fine.

   Now the another problem is that customizing this footer is impossible because it's encrypted. But for me it can be as it is:)

   The another question is- is this plugin compatible with WP 2.7?
   Thanks a lot and have a great Christmas!!

8. nrumas
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   I'm having the exact same problem as the thread author, except I had never used the stats plugin before upgrading to 2.7 -- I installed it right after upgrading.

   My blog URL: http://www.phantomleap.com

   I would greatly appreciate any and all pointers!

9. nrumas
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Update: I followed the directions here and inserted <?php wp_footer(); ?> at the very bottom right before the </body> tag on all php templates that contain said </body> tag...and it seems to be working now, at least sorta.

   One question left, though: Was it necessary for me to add this code to all of those templates, or would just one of them -- I'm guessing Main Index -- have sufficed? Just asking for my own knowledge, as I'm still very much a beginner. Thanks!

10. EricWordPress
    Member
    Posted 3 years ago #

    Jan,

    You solved the problem!

    As you instructed, I just placed <?php wp_footer(); ?> in the theme's footer.php right above the </body> tag and -- presto -- my stats started to work again!

    Thank you so much!

    -- Eric

11. Mansur
    Member
    Posted 3 years ago #

    I having problem exactly same with thread author...
    after adding <?php wp_footer(); ?> before </body> tag, now stats work fine..

    tq very much, jdembowski

12. gwalter
    Member
    Posted 2 years ago #

    I checked for the footer code - it was there, but slightly out of place. Moved it and tried again.

    My problem is slightly different.

    1. When I first added the stats plugin, I messed up and "added" a new blog instead of merging with my previous wp.com hosted blog.

    2. At a friend's suggestion, I deactivated and started over - but this just took me back to my previous stats - unmerged. So I uninstalled, deleted all the files, and started over. This ended up creating three instances of http:www.daddytude.com (hidden) on my wp.com blog management page.

    3. I contacted support and had them remove those. They did. Now, I get this message:

    Error from last API Key attempt:

    The owner of that API Key (c**********s) is not on the access list for this blog (9928232). To be added to the access list, you must contact support.

    What now Batman?

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