Comments on: StatPress Reloaded Plugin … It rocks. http://ericonsearch.com/statpress-reloaded-plugin-it-rocks/ Just another WordPress site Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:24:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Scott Hack http://ericonsearch.com/statpress-reloaded-plugin-it-rocks/#comment-674 Scott Hack Sat, 17 Jan 2009 22:16:53 +0000 http://www.ericonsearch.com/?p=161#comment-674 I can answer the question about the "update" -- the update process will update known spiders. It tries to give you a solid idea of WHERE your traffic is coming from, so it tries to stay up to date on new spiders indexing the web. I can answer the question about the “update” — the update process will update known spiders. It tries to give you a solid idea of WHERE your traffic is coming from, so it tries to stay up to date on new spiders indexing the web.

]]> By: Eric Blackwell http://ericonsearch.com/statpress-reloaded-plugin-it-rocks/#comment-673 Eric Blackwell Sat, 17 Jan 2009 22:15:26 +0000 http://www.ericonsearch.com/?p=161#comment-673 Ok, CSS corrected! I am fine with red comment text and it makes the links in the comment text stand out. Thanks for the catch, Dave... Hooking up the Woopra next. Ok, CSS corrected!

I am fine with red comment text and it makes the links in the comment text stand out. Thanks for the catch, Dave… Hooking up the Woopra next.

]]> By: Eric Blackwell http://ericonsearch.com/statpress-reloaded-plugin-it-rocks/#comment-672 Eric Blackwell Sat, 17 Jan 2009 22:00:04 +0000 http://www.ericonsearch.com/?p=161#comment-672 Hey Dave; First @ the link...yes it is CSS, but not intentional! ;-) When I modded the theme, I changed the CSS to blue in order to match up with the blue in the Headlines...but since I don't do many (if any) links in comments, I did not even see that it had that effect...just changed everything red (original) to blue and that got caught in the deal.Changing it back! Thanks for the catch. I have not tried Woopra! (saw your mention on the blog lab, but did not find it! Thx for the link!) Kind of like an upcoming blog post comparing FLIP HD video camera to my INIGNIA HD video...I think it would be really fun to do a plugin throwdown and have a poll plugin and have people vote. These stats packages would be some ideal candidates for that! I am off to put Woopra on this thing and try it out! Hey Dave;

First @ the link…yes it is CSS, but not intentional! ;-) When I modded the theme, I changed the CSS to blue in order to match up with the blue in the Headlines…but since I don’t do many (if any) links in comments, I did not even see that it had that effect…just changed everything red (original) to blue and that got caught in the deal.Changing it back! Thanks for the catch.

I have not tried Woopra! (saw your mention on the blog lab, but did not find it! Thx for the link!) Kind of like an upcoming blog post comparing FLIP HD video camera to my INIGNIA HD video…I think it would be really fun to do a plugin throwdown and have a poll plugin and have people vote. These stats packages would be some ideal candidates for that!

I am off to put Woopra on this thing and try it out!

]]> By: Dave Smith http://ericonsearch.com/statpress-reloaded-plugin-it-rocks/#comment-671 Dave Smith Sat, 17 Jan 2009 21:02:30 +0000 http://www.ericonsearch.com/?p=161#comment-671 Eric, I just noticed something else. Links are all in blue. Comments are all in blue. I placed a link in my comment to the Woopra Plugin but unless you mouse over it you will never know there is a link there. CSS ? :) Eric,

I just noticed something else. Links are all in blue. Comments are all in blue. I placed a link in my comment to the Woopra Plugin but unless you mouse over it you will never know there is a link there. CSS ? :)

]]> By: Dave Smith http://ericonsearch.com/statpress-reloaded-plugin-it-rocks/#comment-670 Dave Smith Sat, 17 Jan 2009 21:00:47 +0000 http://www.ericonsearch.com/?p=161#comment-670 Eric, I saw your tweet about this post. Followed the tinyurl :) then installed the StatPress plugin and activated. It is ok, but to me much like GA, hard to find what I want easily and quickly. For one reason. Unless I close all the dropdowns in my admin menu I have to scroll to get to each new option in StatPress. I also don't find the information organized in an intuitive way for how I think. About 10 days ago I installed the <a title="Woopra Wordpress Plugin" href="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/woopra/" rel="nofollow"> Woopra for Wordpress</a> and it too is available from the Top of the Admin panel. Once open they are more graphic and I can quickly click from tab to tab. The information is organized in a way I grasp quickly. I'll keep both installed for the time being. I don't understand the StatPress Update button or the need to push it. It might involve setting up a Woopra Account, I'm not sure on that one. I already had one and id codes for all my blogs so I plugged those in. It might not be necessary. I do know I really like those stats. Eric,

I saw your tweet about this post. Followed the tinyurl :) then installed the StatPress plugin and activated.

It is ok, but to me much like GA, hard to find what I want easily and quickly. For one reason. Unless I close all the dropdowns in my admin menu I have to scroll to get to each new option in StatPress. I also don’t find the information organized in an intuitive way for how I think.

About 10 days ago I installed the Woopra for WordPress and it too is available from the Top of the Admin panel. Once open they are more graphic and I can quickly click from tab to tab. The information is organized in a way I grasp quickly. I’ll keep both installed for the time being. I don’t understand the StatPress Update button or the need to push it.

It might involve setting up a Woopra Account, I’m not sure on that one. I already had one and id codes for all my blogs so I plugged those in. It might not be necessary. I do know I really like those stats.

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