Sergio Moreira

<p>Awesome Tracker is a simple yet powerful plugin that tracks every user visit to any of your WordPress pages server-side. It captures users’ navigation before serving the actual page, which allows you to know exactly what pages were served to what users of your WordPress site and when.</p>
<p>Awesome Tracker will track:<br />
* Visits to your pages/posts<br />
* Visits to your archive pages<br />
* 404 requests<br />
* Search requests<br />
* API calls</p>
<h4>API REST compatible!</h4>
<p>Set your relevant API Routes to track. Especially useful for headless WordPress installations.</p>


Awesome Tracker

I really love this plugin right out of the box, BUT, there is one important feature missing. There is no way (that I saw of) to delete the data, manually, or even better, automatically after a number of days/weeks/ etc... As a result, especially in busy websites, your database will blow up out of control. 

I really like the filter I can apply to see the records per user, and the export feature. By deleting the plugin, not just deactivating it, the collected data are removed, but that's not a good way to run a professional website, is it?

I would love to upgrade my rating to 5 stars, as soon as there is a feature built in to control the data (delete).

Nice job, thanks.

UPDATE: As promised, I'm upgrading my rating to 5 stars ! 

It's almost an Awesome Tracker...

Track your users' navigation server-side. Also, you can track your WordPress API calls.

cHab

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<p>NewStatPress is a new version of StatPress that was the first real-time plugin dedicated to the management of statistics about blog visits.</p>
<p>It collects information about visitors, spiders, search keywords, feeds, browsers etc.</p>
<p>Once the plugin NewStatPress has been activated it immediately starts to collect statistics information.<br />
Using NewStatPress you could spy your visitors while they are surfing your blog or check which are the preferred pages, posts and categories.<br />
In the Dashboard menu you will find the NewStatPress page where you could look up the statistics (overview or detailed).<br />
NewStatPress also includes a widget one can possibly add to a sidebar (or easy PHP code if you can’t use widgets!).</p>
<p>With the new ajax/javascript usage for variables in widget, the plugin is faster for a user being visit your site even with 1GB or more of database to use! (requires the External API be enabled in NewStatPress>Options>API)</p>
<p>IMPORTANT: all previous versions from 1.0.4 are subject to XSS and SQL injection from an old Statpress routine. You have to use at least version 1.0.6 to avoid security issue.<br />
PLEASE UPDATE always to the latest version available.</p>
<h4>Support</h4>
<p>Check at  http://newstatpress.altervista.org</p>
<h4>What’s new?</h4>
<p>Simple adding index to database and changes some data fields for better database storing (from here http://www.poundbangwhack.com/2010/07/03/improve-the-performance-of-the-wordpress-plugin-statpress-and-your-blog/ where some modification comes from)</p>
<h4>Ban IP</h4>
<p>You could ban IP list from stats editing def/banips.dat file.</p>
<h4>DB Table maintenance</h4>
<p>NewStatPress can automatically delete older records to allow the insertion of newer records when limited space is present.<br />
This features is left as original StatPress but it will be replaced by the history data instead.</p>
<h4>External API</h4>
<p>External API are a way to gives the collected informations as a web service using a POST call.<br />
With it you can use (for example) your collected data of WordPress inside a Drupal site.<br />
The API must be enables by check a flag into the option (by default is disabled) and a private KEY must be entered (you can generate a random one).<br />
This KEY is for authenticate the called as a valid allowed client.<br />
Even if the API is for external usage, it will be used internally for speed up page generation using AJAX, so at some point you will need to activate it to continue to see overview and Details pages.</p>
<p>Actually those are the available commands:</p>
<p>Command | Parameters | Description</p>
<ul>
<li>version                 gives the Newstatpress version in use</li>
<li>dashboard               gives the Newstatpress dashboard overview table</li>
</ul>
<p>External API is actually used by Multi-NewStatPress (a software than manages data from multiple installation of NewStatPress in different servers).</p>
<p>If you want to use the API you need to pass to POST those values:</p>
<ul>
<li>VAR   the variable for the query (like ‘Version’)</li>
<li>KEY   the MD5 of date at minute level plus the key you enter into option (e.g in PHP: md5(gmdate(‘m-d-y H i’).key) )</li>
<li>PAR   the parameter associated with the VAR</li>
<li>TYP   the type of result: JSON (default) of HTML</li>
</ul>
<p>into those url: your_site+”/wp-content/plugins/newstatpress/includes/api/external.php”</p>
<h4>NewStatPress Widget / NewStatPress_Print function</h4>
<p>Widget is customizable. These are the available variables:</p>
<ul>
<li>%thistotalvisits% – this page, total visits</li>
<li>%alltotalvisits% – all page, total visits</li>
<li>%totalpageviews% – total pages view</li>
<li>%monthtotalpageviews% – total pages view in the month</li>
<li>%todaytotalpageviews% –  total pages view today</li>
<li>%since% – Date of the first hit</li>
<li>%visits% – Today visits</li>
<li>%yvisits% – Yesterday visits</li>
<li>%mvisits% – Month visits</li>
<li>%wvisits% – Week visits</li>
<li>%totalvisits% – Total visits</li>
<li>%os% – Operative system</li>
<li>%browser% – Browser</li>
<li>%ip% – IP address</li>
<li>%visitorsonline% – Counts all online visitors</li>
<li>%usersonline% – Counts logged online visitors</li>
<li>%toppost% – The most viewed Post</li>
<li>%topbrowser% – The most used Browser</li>
<li>%topos% – The most used O.S.</li>
<li>%topsearch% – The most used search terms</li>
</ul>
<p>In widget, those are special html contropart:</p>
<ul>
<li>%br%  => </li>
<li>%ul%  => </li>
</ul>
<ul>
* %/ul% => </ul>
<ul>
<li>%li%  => </li>
<li></li>
<li>%/li% => </li>
</ul>
<p>Now you could add these values everywhere! NewStatPress offers a new PHP function <em>newstatpress_print()</em>.<br />
* i.e. newstatpress_print(“%totalvisits% total visits.”);</p>
<p>New experimental functions: place this command [NewStatPress: xxx] every were in your WordPress blog pages and you will have the graph about the xxx function.</p>
<p>Available functions are:<br />
* [NewStatPress: Overview]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Top days]<br />
* [NewStatPress: O.S.]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Browser]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Feeds]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Search Engine]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Search terms]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Top referrer]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Languages]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Spider]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Top Pages]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Top Days – Unique visitors]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Top Days – Pageviews]<br />
* [NewStatPress: Top IPs – Pageviews]</p>
<h3>License</h3>
<p>GPLv2 or later</p>
<h3>License URI</h3>
<p>https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html</p>


NewStatPress

NewStatPress (Statpress plugin fork) is a real-time plugin to manage the visits' statistics about your blog  (without external web analytics).

Awesome Tracker vs NewStatPress