gwalter

I realize this thread is a bit old, and we’re now up to v.2.8.x, but I was able to follow @derice’s advice above – unfortunately, I still got error messages.

Frustrated. Fortunately I have Google and Woopra stats – but I would sure like to incorporatethe two years of data from my wp.com hosted blog.

@gwalter
http;//daddytude.com

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?