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Note: when updating to Jetpack v1.8.1, my plugin was fixed for me.

Hi, please go to:
yoursite/wp-admin/admin.php?page=stats

Can you see your stats?
For example, my plugin isn’t working for my site too, but I cannot see my stats from the Jetpack plugin page.
So it seems to be an issue on their side!

Please let me know!

First, let me thank you for making this awesome plugin. It’s been a pleasure and a joy to discover it’s many features and play with new ones you add.

I have a question regarding the available custom values. At the moment you can ‘exclude’ a post/page based on their ID. Do you think that the inverse is also possible? I would like to show the total views for a single post.

To my best knowledge that would look something like WPPP_show_popular_posts(‘include=get_the_ID’ )

As you can see I am not an expert in this area. Would it be possible for you to get back to me on this? Many thanks.

Unfortunately this is a result of those particular plugin authors not applying the widget_title filter to their widgets. This causes those widget titles to be missing an additional wrap that we add to allow for further styling of those headings. That’s the reason why all of the built-in WordPress widgets work…they obviously properly apply the widget_title filter 🙂

Can you do something about it?

I need to retrieve image thumbnails from post, i do this adding these lines in your code:

[CODE]
// %post_thumbnail% stuff
if ( FALSE !== strpos( $instance[‘format’], ‘%post_thumbnail%’ ) ) {
$arr_aux = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id($post[‘post_id’]));
if(!empty($arr_aux))
{
$replace[‘%post_thumbnail%’] = $arr_aux[0];
}
}

if ( FALSE !== strpos( $instance[‘format’], ‘%AMP%’ ) ) {
$replace[‘%AMP%’] = ‘&’;
}

[/CODE]

Last block is for to add ‘&’ to html output in format, %AMP%.

Thank you.

This is a really nice plugin and I hope you continue to develop it.

If can, please give us instructions

http://blog.roccoagostino.eu/2011/10/23/thumbnails-per-wordpress-com-popular-posts/

I have installed and active:
* WordPress 3.2.1
* WordPress.com Stats 1.8.5 (disabled, conflicts with jetpack)
* WordPress.com Popular Posts 2.5.2
* Jetpack by WordPress.com 1.1.3

When I view the page, I should have a “Popular Posts” section below “Recent Posts” (left sidebar on the right-hand side of the page). It is not there. When I check the page source I see a for it, but it’s empty.

This worked as expected before I installed jetpack yesterday, I could see the top 10 popular posts listed. Now it’s empty.

I’ve checked online and see a number of other people have run into this as well. What do I need to do to get my popular posts displayed again?

Thank you,
Keith

Hi, you should now use JetPack, a new plugin from WordPress.com that included the old WordPress.com Stats plugin.
But don’t worry, here is a really easy step-by-step guide to make it work:

1. Log into your admin page
2. Click on Plugins on the left bar
3. Click on Add new
4. In the “search” input text, put “jetpack”, and hit “Search Plugins”
5. The first result should be “Jetpack by WordPress.com”: click on “Install Now” below its name. (Confirm when asked)
6. The plugin will be then installed: when finished click on Activate Plugin.
7. Follow the instructions on the screen to activate JetPack.

When you are finished, you can repeat the steps above to install WordPress.com Popular Posts, but search for “wordpress com popular posts” in the search field.

Please let me know if you still have difficulties.

I think I need instructions for dummies!

Feel free to answer via mail!

cheers!