Thomas

Thanks @petermatthesius

This is actually a known issue ( see https://github.com/matomo-org/wp-matomo/issues/339). You can ignore this message and ideally you click on “Report as safe” so Microsoft becomes aware of this or you can click on “Show unsafe content” (see the previous link, I think you get to see those buttons by clicking on the icon left to the URL).

We have been trying to reach Microsoft to remove this false alert but we haven’t heard back from them.

I’ll try to detect it in the future if someone uses Matomo using Edge browser and then show a message so it’s more clear what is happening and what to do in this case.

Sorry about that but for now the only workaround is to click on one of those mentioned buttons. We’re hoping MS will eventually fix this.

Hi @tille

Thank you for creating this issue.

Unfortunately, Matomo Mobile doesn’t support Matomo for WordPress currently. We have documented this in https://matomo.org/faq/wordpress/does-matomo-for-wordpress-work-with-the-matomo-mobile-app/ and https://matomo.org/faq/wordpress/what-are-the-differences-between-matomo-on-premise-and-matomo-for-wordpress/

We have now also added this to our Google Play Store description (should be live soon) and we will also add this to the requirements of our app in the iOS app store.

Sorry I don’t have better news.

If you want to follow the progress on this and have a GitHub account feel free to check out this link where we report on the progress of this issue: https://github.com/matomo-org/matomo-mobile-2/issues/5410

We are evaluating as part of our Matomo 4 release if we can support Matomo for WordPress but we’re not sure yet if and when this will be.

Have a great day too @jimmy19742

Hi @sebibiller sorry about that. Any chance you could send us the system report info (see https://matomo.org/faq/wordpress/how-do-i-find-and-copy-the-system-report-in-matomo-for-wordpress/ ) by email to wordpress at matomo.org or paste it here in the comment (it should be anonymised)?

We would then try to reproduce it using the same plugins.

Hi @groovice

depending on your server you may be able to track 100K or more page views a month but really depends on the server and how many resources there are free.

There is a way to migrate your existing data using our Migration plugin: https://plugins.matomo.org/Migration?wp=1&matomoversion=3

It still shows a beta notice currently but it works well and we need to remove that notice.

You would basically install Matomo On-Premise and then install the referenced plugin in your Matomo On-Premise. You can then transfer the data using the shown command.

Hope it helps 🙂 Let us know in case there’s still an issue afterwards.

BTW here’s the link to the FAQ where it’s documented also in case someone is looking for it: https://matomo.org/faq/wordpress/i-have-a-problem-how-do-i-troubleshoot-and-enable-wp_debug/

Thanks for this @preliot

I have prepared a fix for this in https://github.com/matomo-org/wp-matomo/pull/355 where by default we now log less. Additionally we now support the ability to disable all logging and to force the logging of all messages. It’s documented in above link as well as in https://github.com/matomo-org/wp-matomo/pull/355

It will be included in the next release.

Thanks for mentioning it I could see how much it was actually logging 🙂

@eftcolumbus here we can unfortunately only give support for the plugin itself. Any premium feature related support would need to go through the email unfortunately. If a reply wasn’t so helpful be great to let us know and we’ll try to do better as we’re always trying to deliver great support.