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The Woopra WordPress Plugin
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I noticed in the installation instructions, the WordPress Woopra plugin will only work in a theme that is standards compliant. I was wondering what you meant by this? It seems as though the plugin didn't work for me and now I have to rely on the javascript, which doesn't auto tag people :(
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I don't think my theme is standards compliant then, either.
But then, I didn't realise what a "standards compliant" theme CAN do for me and woopra. So I thought all was normal and it's still a great piece of software.
Maybe there's some special function call that we can just add in, or something, to make woopra recognise it. If so, let us all know.
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I came back and read this again.
I noticed I didn't actually install/activate the wordpress plugin. I had only used the "manual installation" by adding the javascript code.
Wow! That feature is pretty cool. Now when people login into the site, the username is passed into woopra. Although, the popup notification still displays "Visitor #"
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Folks,
Some people have reported that the Woopra WordPress plugin is not generating statistics for them after installation and configuration. Don't worry, there is a simple fix.
In order for the Woopra plugin to function, your WordPress theme must have the following code immediately before the </BODY> element in the footer.php file:
<?php wp_footer(); ?>
You can use the Theme Editor in the WordPress administration panel to select the footer.php theme file and manually add this line. After you save it, Woopra should work perfectly.
John
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I figured out what my problem was in regards to my theme. The footer.php file which relates to my theme was missing this function <?php wp_footer(); ?> for whatever reason, once I added that function to my theme, the Woopra WordPress plugin started to function with auto tagging and the likes. Perhaps compliant WordPress themes means themes which have all the standard functions within them?
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Hey Jeffr0.
Yep, when I originally said that bit about "standard compliant" it was really only in relation to the wp_footer call in the footer.php file. But try telling that to a bunch of folks who can't edit any code! :-)
You should be all set to go!
John
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To be honest I'm finding frequently that the wp_footer call is required [for a number of things], so I would be shocked to find any theme that didn't include it these days! Maybe I'm just arrogant!
The plugin worked fine for me right out of the box! Purrfectly, if I might add!
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I've set up a "subsriber" account on my own blog.
I have noticed that the "subscriber" users are able to view the "woopra" plugin settings from "dashboard". Useing WP 2.3.3
Is there a way to remove that ability from everyone but admin?
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In the file woopra.php, search the function call add_submenu(); and change the 8 to 10. It represents the minimum userlevel to view the submenu and 10 is the level of admins.
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Been about 24 hrs since my site got approved and the plugin activated. Yes, I got the footer
<?php wp_footer();
Not sure why its still not showing any data. Please help.
My site is http://www.haobam.com
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I have setup users as contributors and the Woopra settings link displays to them. It really should not unless I specifically grant it. They typically only have the dashboard, write, manage, and comments. How can I remove the settings link from users setup as contributors?
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<?php wp_footer(); ?>
It was already in my footer.php file, and it's not working for me either... I've had the same problem with Google Analytics... So it's definitely a WP problem. I'm using the classic/default Kubrick style-theme.
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i dont see andy play where to pur my id anyone get that problem ?
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omg terrible poast
i mean where i put the site ID ? after i install the plug-in dont change anything
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@cosy:
Settings -> Woopra Settings
Enter your 'Site ID' and click save.
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Thanks, Shane, for the help.
Be sure and see the instructions in the Woopra Guide for where to put the site ID number and install Woopra on your site.
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Has anyone had a problem where they place the Website ID in the proper field, hit update and then get tossed back to the WordPress Dashboard instead of having the update go through? I've installed Woopra on other WP sites with no problem, yet for some reason I have come up against an irregularity on one install.
~Matt
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I downloaded the wordpress plugin and uploaded it to my server and I get:
Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/meUser/public_html/myWebsite/wp-content/plugins/woopra.php on line 21
Also I am trying to use this for mu.wordpress so do I put the plugin in mu-plugins? And usually when I extract a zip file to the desktop it creates it's own folder, however woopra just lays out the files on the desktop, do I create a folder called woopra? Either way it didn't work though. Looking for help, thanks.
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I get the same error... :(
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I am not sure about MU WordPress. Make sure all the files if anything are inside "<PLUGINSDIR>/woopra" otherwise things might fail.
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I'm getting the same error installing the new version of the plugin- can't activate because of the error on line 21. Installation is in the plugins folder, and have tried with foldernames as the default zip folder name (woopra_wordpress), as well as renaming the folder 'woopra' and 'Woopra'.
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Going to start a new thread on this..
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The Woopra reporting doesn't seem to work for me. I get the reporting form, but when I put in a date range the submit button doesn't work. I am using WP 2.6.1 with a premium Solo Stream theme.
Have anyone else experienced this, and if so, is there a fix?
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I am having the same problem, can't figure the date range, no response.
When looking at the Plugin Page source I see woopra_website = 'http://mcgillveraystudios.ca/blog';
I am registered with Woopra as woopra_website = 'http://mcgillveraystudios.ca Might this be the reason I cannot see the calendar in the display?
Thanx
Mark M
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@Mark M, glad to know I'm not the only one. I've tried it in Flock, Safari, IE 7.0 and no go. It must be a WP 2.6.1 compatibility issue. I can see through the Woopra desktop client that the stats are being tracked through the plugin, so I'm not "worried" about that, but it would be nice to get the admin panel love.
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@ MarkM: What is your "WordPress SiteURL" vs. "Woopra Registered Domain"?
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With Javascript error messages enabled in IE 6.0 I get a Javascript error dialog for "A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug? Line 156 Error: Object expected" when I try to access the Woopra Analytics tab on my WP 2.6.1 blog.
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Same here, not showing the data within the admin panel on wordpress 2.6.1. An update please?
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Hi.
Im also having some issues getting the Woopra WP plugin to display any information. I know i dont have the busiest blog in the world, but i do know it should be displaying something ;)
I just updated to Plugin version 1.3.4
I have made sure that the proper php footer call is in place.
Using UP version 2.6.1
any suggestions?
M!
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