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Thanks to the work of our new intern, Mario Achkar, the Woopra WordPress Plugin has been updated and is now available.

If you have been using the Woopra WordPress Plugin, use the auto-update feature to upgrade.

If you deactivated the Plugin and are using the manual method of installing Woopra, please remove the Woopra JavaScript from your site before activating the Plugin. This will avoid double stats tracking.

The Woopra API Key for the Plugin is found in the Woopra Members area for your registered website.

Updates in the Woopra WordPress Plugin include added support for Curl in case fopen is disabled on the server, the setIdleTimeout javascript code fixed, and the API URL has been updated so all requests for analytics should now be working. We’ve added event name to the Woopra JavaScript event tracking and added extra error checks and handling.
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After some brief rejuvenation time for our Web Analytics, we’re excited to introduce the brand new Web based version of Woopra for those times when you are away from your desktop but still want to get your Woopra fix! All you need to do is log into your Member’s Area and take a look at your stats!

Keep in mind that this new version is considered Beta so you may run into a few bugs here and there. We’re aware that there are currently a few issues, but we wanted to get it out to you guys so you could start using it right away. We’ll be updating it constantly, so just report your issues on the forums if you encounter any!

Elie and Jad have been slaving away for weeks but the results are definitely worth it! Heck, I’m pretty sure that many people are going to start using the new Web version of Woopra as their primary method of getting stats. And the Web version has a few tricks up it’s sleeve that even the desktop application doesn’t yet possess! And by the way, to answer your question in advance – it does not yet work on the iPad, but that will be available soon… ;-)

A Tour of the New Woopra Web Analytics

First of all, if the new Web Analytics look familiar – they should! Elie spent quiet a bit of time ensuring that the look and feel is similar to the desktop application we’ve all become accustomed to. This should minimize any learning curve associated with navigating the interface.

You’ll find all the familiar features built into the Web application including a dashboard, live view, world map, search functionality, filters and complete historical analytics. Each of these areas has subtle yet important changes as compared to the desktop application.
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