Thomas

Hi @eftcolumbus

When you use Matomo for WordPress, there is indeed no need to preload any DNS because the domain is the same as your main website.

You could however preload the Matomo JS tracking file which is typically located in https://yourdomain/wp-content/uploads/matomo/matomo.js. You can follow our [FAQ for finding the correct path to the JS tracker file](https://matomo.org/faq/wordpress/how-do-i-find-the-javascript-tracker-url-that-is-used-in-matomo-for-wordpress/).

Hi @preliot

thanks for bringing this up and happy to look into this. We have partially different log levels but not fully everywhere yet. Are there maybe some entries that cause the most clutter?

@groovice I’m not quite sure I understand what you are after. In the Matomo backend the real time report you are showing in the screenshot should show how many visitors there are on your site in the last 30 minutes and 24 hours.

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see the number of visits/actions on the right. This information is in real time.

There is also another widget but it is not in real time. I have uploaded the screenshots along with the other image in https://imgur.com/a/EYRZaAH

* Select your Dashboard in Matomo reporting page
* Click on Dashboard -> Select “KPI Metric” category -> Select “KPI Metric” widget
* Now you can click on the metric selector in the newly added dashboard widget and select any number statistic you are after (there are many to choose from)
* Then the widget will update and show the number

Hi @groovice

there’s a plugin that shows a classic counter on our marketplace: https://plugins.matomo.org/ClassicCounter?wp=1&matomoversion=3#description

It should work by simply downloading the plugin and installing it in your WordPress by uploading the zip file in “Plugins -> Add New -> Upload” in your WordPress Admin Dashboard. Then you can follow the instructions and embed the image into your website like this:

<img src="https://your-wordpress-domain.example/wp-content/plugins/matomo/app/index.php?module=ClassicCounter&action=svg&idSite=1&period=day">

Alternatively, you can also install our marketplace plugin so you can easily install these plugins and themes through WordPress directly. See our FAQ: https://matomo.org/faq/wordpress/how-do-i-install-a-matomo-marketplace-plugin-in-matomo-for-wordpress/

Hi @groovice unfortunately I’m not so familiar with nginx so it’s hard to tell for me but if you didn’t need this before, I would remove them again.

Hi @volkhardv

just wanted to keep you updated that our next big major release contains a fix for this. We verified and it works with Office 365. This release will be still roughly 2 months away though. T

Hi @bazzarello sorry about this. Could you check which version of Bandwidth was installed (it should be shown in the plugin section)? A previous version of our marketplace had a bug where it would download a plugin that requires Matomo 4 but currently we’re still in Matomo 3 so the downloaded plugin was not compatible. This is fixed though in the latest version of our marketplace plugin.

Also BTW: Bandwidth currently only works with our [Log Analytics feature](https://matomo.org/log-analytics/) see the FAQ in https://plugins.matomo.org/Bandwidth?wp=1#faq

It basically only works when replaying logs from the webserver logs but not with standard JavaScript tracking unfortunately. I will adjust the plugin and make this more clear.