Yes, setting the blocker cookie will prevent cystats from tracking your visits.
To block other visits you can add ip adresses to the block list (cystats options) or a specific user agent regular expression to the according list. Setting a cookie on other clients is not implemented (yet?). To use the block-lists you would have to use cystats 0.9.0 (Download->other versions->developement version).
Michael
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Michael
Thank you. I had already removed the stable version 0.8.9 and activated Cystats 0.9.0.
I checked the box for “Set blocker cookie:” from my computer as well as from my wifes. However some of our visits are recorded under Admin > CyStats > Index > Last Hits.
(Perhaps cookies need to be reset after browser is closed or computer restart? Issue?)
I have no idea how to create a regular expression to identify our two (2) specific browser/computers to be excluded from CyStats documenting.
Everything appears to be working great running WP-2.3.1 , K2-RC3
Again thank you for an excellent Plug-in
Ken
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Hmmm, cookie resetting should not be necessary, the cookie expires after (Code time()+60*60*24*30 sec, thats 30 days) and clients with this cookie set should not be counted after 2 refreshs of the website. I’ll look into this, thank you.
Regular expressions: Those are php regular expressions used by the function preg_match() and can be used to identify special USER_AGENT strings (e.g. some bad robots), they are not suitable for standard browsers which all have a similar USER_AGENT string.
Michael
