PhilHilton

<p>This plugin is not affiliated with WP Forms, makers of the WP Mail SMTP plugin. Please do not bother them with support requests.  It is a 3rd party solution to the lack of logging in the free version of their product.</p>
<p>Please bear in mind that future updates to WP Mail SMTP may break this plugin’s ability to log messages, and it may take some time for an update to be released. If they go out of their way to remove the WordPress Action Hook it depends on then an update may not be possible at all. Please use this plugin at your own risk.</p>
<p>This plugin has only been tested with the SMTP configuration, and not any of the other implementations provided by WP Mail SMTP. If you use it with another configuration I would be interested in hearing about you experience so that I can either confirm here that it works or make changes so that it will.</p>


Logger for WP Mail SMTP (3rd Party)

This plugin is not affiliated with WP Forms, makers of the WP Mail SMTP plugin. Please do not bother them with support requests.

reviewmylife

<p>Ad Logger from <a href="http://www.advancedhtml.co.uk/" title="advancedhtml" rel="nofollow ugc">advancedhtml</a> logs data about iframe clicks – it can log clicks from Google AdSense, Amazon Affiliates, Facebook Likes, Twitter Tweet button, and Google’s +1 button. It does this without modifying your ad code – it uses other accessible events to estimate when the ad has been clicked. This method is about 80% accurate.</p>
<p>It logs the page, IP, browser, referrer, and dimensions of the clicked iframe to your MySQL database. You can then get reports showing which pages generated the most clicks, where clicking visitors came from, and who is clicking your ads the most. The data and reports are loaded using AJAX so you can browse the data without refreshing the UI.</p>
<h4>Logs clicks without modifying the iframe</h4>
<p>No modifications are made to your adverts/iframes which should (hopefully) enable you to use Ad Logger without breaking any TOS from your ad provider.</p>
<h4>AJAX table reports</h4>
<p>You can view the raw log information in a table, and also view summary reports showing which pages were most clicked, which IPs did the most clicking, what types of ads were most clicked and more.</p>
<p>You can also filter the results. e.g. you can click on the arrow next to an IP address and you’ll see all the clicks that came from that IP address.</p>
<h4>Block AdSense ads if too many clicks appear – basic click bombing protection</h4>
<p>If you insert your AdSense ads using Ad Injection 1.2.0.4+ you can configure Ad Logger to block these ads if too many clicks come from the same person within a set time frame.</p>
<p>This feature uses JavaScript and cookies, so it won’t function if these are turned off, of if your website readers turn their cookies off.</p>
<h4>Dynamically remove ads – basic click bombing protection</h4>
<p>Ad Logger can dynamically hide a named div after the click count is reached (i.e. the ads would dissapear from the current page without the page having to be re-loaded). These divs will stay hidden on subsequent page loads for the click detection expiry time.</p>
<h3>Troubleshooting</h3>
<h4>Reporting bugs</h4>
<p>If you do get any errors please use the ‘Report a bug or give feedback’ link on the plugin to send me the error details. If things go so badly wrong that you can’t even get to the settings page please send me an email via <a href="http://www.reviewmylife.co.uk/contact-us/" title="contact form" rel="nofollow ugc">this contact form</a>.</p>


Ad Logger

Ad Logger from [advancedhtml](http://www.advancedhtml.co.uk/ "advancedhtml") logs data about iframe clicks - it can log clicks from Google A …

Logger for WP Mail SMTP (3rd Party) vs Ad Logger