shortdark

Thanks Johannes!

I noticed that too. Like you say, it’s using the time difference between two posts instead of the actual date they’re posted on. I was getting similar readings to you, i.e. not exactly like I was expecting.

The only solution is to ignore the time and just use the difference in the dates. This should be fairly simple to do and I think the results would look better.

Thanks for your feedback, should get this fixed in the next day or so.

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The latest update (3.1.11) should fix the problem. Please let me know. I am not seeing the error myself so I hope I have fixed it for you.

Hi,

Sorry the pie charts have stopped working for you. I’ll make a change for the next update (in a few days time) which should hopefully help.

In the meantime… Do the buttons still show under the pie charts? If so, when you click “show data” does the info appear in the pop-up? Are there any strange readings?

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Neil

Hi Laurent,

It’s been a while but I’m working on this right now.

The basic mechanism for the “temporal range” is done. Just making sure the CSV exports and everything works properly once a date range is selected. Once it’s finished and checked I’ll add it to the next update!

I’m also planning to show daily stats for a short period (30 or 60 days, maybe). I think this will be good for all people who post fairly regularly, but especially if you have a large number of authors who probably make a lot of posts.

Re: the number of authors who post and the ones that don’t. I’ll try to add something to the main page. I guess it would have to be a total number. Like X total authors, Y have posted one or more posts and Z have not posted any.

I hope you’re still using the plugin. Would love to hear what you think after the changes are made.

Neil

Hey,

These are all great suggestions. I was very cautious with the CSV download, possibly too cautious. If it works in it’s current form the categories, tags and customs are the next thing to be added. Possibly just from the main page to begin with, like the others. Then, eventually, I’d like to have the line graph export to a CSV too.

Talking about custom taxonomies, I don’t know if you have more than one custom taxonomy, but I’ve just enabled more than one to be viewed at the same time (in version 3.1.07). This means that they all appear on the main page at the same time, and each have their own pages visible at the same time. To enable this just go to settings and the option for “Display All” should now be on the taxonomy dropdown (only if you have more than one custom taxonomy).

Your suggestions are definitely on my “to do” list, the draft/private/public thing would be useful for me too. I hope to get around to them soon.

Wow!

I guess the perfect thing in this case would be if it had something like… “3960+ words”. Hmmm. Maybe there’s a better way of making the last one a “XX+” and having a fraction of the highest word counts in there might work.

With your data I like the fact that it shows that one result is so far ahead of all the others, though. If it was “3960+” you’d lose that.

I won’t go crazy on it but it definitely needs tidying up for next time. Thanks again!