Generic Stats
A plugin that allows you to install the tracking code of various Stats programs in one place, and prevent them from tracking the admin user.
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Possibly abandoned • Last updated 3175 days ago • 1 reviews
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Description
The “Generic Stats” plugin is a place for you to put all statistics tracking code that the various stats packages provide in one place.
The benefit is that when swapping templates or adding (and removing) stats code, you don’t need to edit your theme.
You also have the option to specify which code will be put above the
tag, and which code will be placed BELOW the tag.You can also prevent the stats code from being shown to admin users, to prevent the tracking of admin users.
More Info
For more info on this plugin, you can go to the following pages:
- geniosity Plugin Page – If you subscribe to the comments feed, you’ll get update notifications as soon as I make them
- Plugin Page on WordPress – You can download the plugin from this page.
Installation
- Upload
genstats.phpto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Go to the “Generic Stats” plugin options page
- Add your statistics code in the appropriate places and click “Update Settings”
Frequently Asked Questions
Installation Instructions
- Upload
genstats.phpto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Go to the “Generic Stats” plugin options page
- Add your statistics code in the appropriate places and click “Update Settings”
Where do I get the Statistics Code you talk about?
When you sign up for a statistics program, for example with Google Analytics or performancing Metrics, you are generally given code that you will need to place on your web page. That is the code I am talking about.
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Changelog
1.4
- 2017/06/09
- Replaced performancing pmetrics link with Clicky (what pmetrics was based on)
- Updated version and “Tested with” info.
1.3
- 2015/04/17
- Removed StatCounter link
- Updated version and WP requirements
1.2
- 2009/11/02
- Updated look & feel of admin page
- Changed to use new “get options” methods
- Added pretty little “Plugin Appreciation” box on the Admin page
- Updated links to the plugin’s pages
1.1
- 2008/05/26
- Minor changes
1.0
- Initial Release
