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Thanks! it is http://lifewiththecrustcutoff.com/ it is showing like 400 visits a day when Im actually getting like anywhere between 1300 and 2000, one day I got around 3000 and it said I only got like 500. It is a sudden change just on jetpack stats, not my stats anywhere else. Thanks!
Could you check your theme’s footer.php file, and make sure it includes the wp_footer() function right before the closing </body> tag, as explained here:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_footer
If the function is there, and if Jetpack is properly connected and the Stats module activated, I would suggest that you deactivate your caching plugins for a little while. If your caching is too aggressive, you might end up caching pages while being logged in, when the Stats tracking code is disabled (since you don’t want to track your own visits on your site).
If disabling your caching plugin helped, you can reactivate it, clear the plugin cache, and play with the plugin options until you’re sure that Jetpack’s Stats tracking code is displayed on all pages. This tracking appears at the bottom of the source, and references stats.wordpress.com.
Let me know if it helps.
I have no idea how to check if the code is running on my pages, I just got a blog makeover and that is when it stopped working, is there anyway you can check and see if it is on the pages? Thanks!! 🙂
You can check if the tracking code appears on your site by doing a ricght-click > view source, and then scrolling down to the bottom of the source code. Here is what I can see when viewing your home page’s source code at the moment:
http://i.wpne.ws/SsAp
As you can see, the tracking code is there. If I view your latest post, however, I see no such code:
http://i.wpne.ws/Ssck
In fact, all your footer is missing. Everything ends after your comment form:
http://i.wpne.ws/St13
So it would seem that you’ve managed to fix the issue on your home page and on Static pages, but part of your code is still missing at the bottom of your posts. This could be because you haven’t added the get_footer() function (#) at the end of the single.php file in your theme.
