Ryan Imel

I use the Recent Comments Dashboard widget every single day. It’s the first way I check up on recent activity on my sites. Now that I’ve started using bbPress to power a forum on my site I would like the same bird’s eye view of it too.
This plugin adds a widget to your WordPress Dashboard that pulls in recent activity from your bbPress-driven forum. It will pull in recent topics and replies. The bbPress plugin is required.
The widget displays all new topics and replies, with the ability to either open the post to edit it or to view it on the front end of the site. Currently only admins (or more specifically, those with the <code>manage_options</code> capability) will see the widget.
The plugin roadmap looks like this:
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<li>Add the basic hover over actions that the Recent Comments widget has (Edit, Spam, Trash).</li>
<li>Add ability to reply to topics and replies, same as the Recent Comments widget.</li>
</ul>

Dashboard Forum Activity

Quickly review your bbPress forum activity using a widget on your WordPress Dashboard.

wpgear

A simple, easy, fast, adaptive, local, objective counter to visit your site. 
It does not use any additional requests to other servers, which means it consumes minimal resources. 
Displays the count of all views of any page as a number. 
You can customize your own display style. Use class: ‘wpgear_counter_hits’
Just paste Shortcode [Get_Counter_Hits] wherever you like and that’s it. 
Or you can use calls in PHP scripts code: echo get_Counter_Hits ();
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Simple local Counter.</li>
<li>It always works, even if the result is not displayed anywhere.</li>
<li>
Doesn’t count if Admin Page.
</li>
<li>
ShortCode for use: [Get_Counter_Hits]
</li>
<li>ShortCode for use with correction +100000: [Get_Counter_Hits base=”100000″]</li>
<li>
PHP use: echo get_Counter_Hits ($base);
</li>
<li>
CSS Class ‘wpgear_counter_hits’ – for disign customisation.
</li>
</ul>
<h4>Demo</h4>
<a></a>You can see the Demo here

Counter-Hits

A simple, easy, fast, adaptive, local, objective counter to visit your site.

Dashboard Forum Activity vs Counter-Hits