regua

I’ll look into the bugs you reported. Thanks!
Don’t expect them to be corrected soon, though, as users don’t like when new plugin versions are released so frequently. Both of the bugs should be gone in the next ACP release, which will come… someday in the future. When I can think of some groundbreaking new functionality, for example 😉

As to the feature request, it’s not that easy to do. ACP doesn’t just add the new comment to the list, it actually removes the whole list and replaces it with the new one, which it downloads using Ajax, as selecting just one comment would be pretty difficult. I’ll take note of it and will try to add some fancy effects to ACP – I can’t promise anything, though.

Use this code:

<script src="http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js" type="text/javascript">
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
_uacct = "XX-XXXXXX-X"; // enter your tracking number here
urchinTracker();
</script>

Currently there is no functional difference between the codes. Google has announced some “new features” that will be available only to the users of the new code, but as of now there are no signs of them. I hope to have solved the ACP problem by the time Google adds new functionality to Analytics.

What other Ajax/JavaScript plugins are you using? Do you have Google Analytics installed on your site?

If it’s a common Ajax problem, it may be jQuery’s fault (jQuery is the JavaScript library that handles Ajax in ACP). Are you using Prototype.js library along with my plugin (in some other Ajax plugin or just alone)?

gauravs82, email me (regua at regua.biz) your comments.php file (from your theme’s main directory), it probably causes the problem.
Also, do you use any other Ajax-based plugins?

Uhm… not really. If the comment list isn’t refreshed when you submit a comment, your WordPress theme probably causes the problem.
Send me your comments.php file (it’s in your theme’s main directory) to regua at regua.biz, I’ll try to find a way to fix it.

Problem solved via email.