To clarify:
I have siteA and siteB on the same WP multi-site network. SiteB is a child theme of siteA.
I installed WPP in the network plugins, and can access the WPP setting from both siteA & siteB Settings menu.
But when I use the following code in my theme the results include the most popular posts from only site A.
<?php wpp_get_mostpopular('header="Most Popular"&post_html="<li><a href=\'{url}\'>{text_title}</a><br/>{views} views</li>"&rating=0&limit=4&range="monthly"&freshness=1&post_type="post"&title_length=50' ); ?>
Plus, when I view the WPP stats screen on siteB, I get “Sorry. No data so far.” regardless of which time frame I view.
So I’m wondering what I need to do to get siteB to display popular post just for siteB, and likewise for siteA?
Thanks!
Any help on this, please??
Hi there!
The plugin should be listing posts by site (at least it was last time I tested). I’ll take a look into it.
When I check the db tables, I noticed only one set of WPP tables under my primary domain, cudenvertoday.org. I’m not seeing either of the WPP tables under the other site in the network, cuanschutztoday.org (which also happens to be a child theme of cudenvertoday.)
I’m afraid to flush the cache in the cuanschutztoday site because I don’t want it to remove the cache from cudenvertoday too.
BTW, you can view the most popular posts list at the footer of each of those sites.
I appreciate your help!
Thanks.
When I check the db tables, I noticed only one set of WPP tables under my primary domain, cudenvertoday.org. I’m not seeing either of the WPP tables under the other site in the network, cuanschutztoday.org (which also happens to be a child theme of cudenvertoday.)
That’s odd. If I remember correctly, each site should have its own set of tables. Try disabling and enabling WPP again to see if the missing tables are created.
I don’t think I’ll be able to check on this today since I just got a load of work to do from my boss *sad panda*. If that’s the case, it’ll have to wait till weekend at the very least.
Hey @stever7,
Try disabling and enabling WPP again to see if the missing tables are created.
Did you check this? I just installed WPP on a fresh WP Multisite setup and all sites have their own set of WPP tables.
Since it’s been over a week since OP’s last response, I’m assuming he managed to solve the issue and so I’m marking this as resolved.
Stever7, if you need further help with this please feel free to leave a reply.
