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WordPress Stand-Alone help

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  • Started 3 months ago by worknetwork
  • Latest reply from lorelle
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  • worknetwork
    Member

    Hi, I uploaded the files per the instructions, and activated the Woopra plugin in wordpress. On my Dashboard I now see a link that says "Woopra Analytics", however when I click the link, I get the following message: "Please provide your API Key & Woopra Site ID in order to show your analytics!". The problem I am seeing is there is no way for me to do this. I have attempted to do this several times, from deleting the woopra files from my server, and re-uploading them. I will go step by step to what I am doing to see if anyone can find my error and help get it working:

    1) Upload woopra.php file to server at directory /public_html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/ (where there is a folder named akismet).

    2) I then go to the plugins tab to activate the woopra.php plugin, I click activate, and get the following error code: "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /public_html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/woopra.php on line 21".

    Now I have been able to bypass this error code by completely deleting line 21, it then activates but never gives me the option to enter the website ID or API Key. Then I go back to the dashboard and see the "Woopra Analytics" tab, I click on it, and get the message: "Please provide your API Key & Woopra Site ID in order to show your analytics!".

    I have been working on trying to fix this for the last 6 hours, including trying to edit the php code to manually enter my websiteID and API Key, but have been unsuccessful in doing so.

    If anyone could help me with this to try to get it working, I would GREATLY appreciate it. If you need any additional information, please let me know. Thank you.

    Jake Hejny

    Posted 3 months ago #

  • worknetwork
    Member

    Ok, so I was reading some of the other posts and found the answer to my question...thank you very much. I will update if I have any further issues. Although I do have a question...will this only give me statistical information about wordpress blogs and traffic under the wordpress directory? thank you again for your help in advance.

    Posted 3 months ago #

  • worknetwork
    Member

    ok, so now that I got the information in, I am now finding an issue with the date range buttons. When I click the "Woopra Analytics" tab from the dashboard, I am presented with two date range fields...I'm not sure if I am entering a bad date format or whats going on, but the buttons do not work, niether cancel, nor Apply Date Range...and I should probably mention that my status bar for IE7 shows Error on Page...any Ideas? Thanks all

    Posted 3 months ago #

  • Photo Mark
    Member

    I am having the same problem, can't figure the date range, no response.

    Thanks
    Mark M

    Posted 3 months ago #

  • Photo Mark
    Member

    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?

    Posted 3 months ago #

  • Lorelle VanFossen
    Moderator

    We're still resolving the date issues, which continue to plague us. Some have no problems, others have problems, and the more specific you can be with information on your system, the more help it will give us in tracking down consistency in the platforms so we can resolve these issues.

    As for the problem with the URL, have you changed it in the Plugin? Did that work?

    Posted 3 months ago #

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