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Discussion on Google Analytics Top Content Widget with Analytify plugin

Discussion on Google Analytics Top Content Widget with Analytify plugin

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Hi there,

After switching Analytify from Univeral Analytics to GA4, the shortcode plugin no longer displays any posts. The posts should be appearing on this page: https://www.labiotech.eu/ in the ‘Popular Posts’ tab.

Can you please advise on how to resolve this?

Hi there, how can I have a custom shortcode template for index.php and a different shortcode template for single.php?

hi we don’t have such an option for now

Hi there, this plugin is calling a fatal error in the shortcode.php file in PHP 8

hi we didn’t add support for php 8 yet. as we have quite a load at the moment, we can offer fast refund or compatibility in about month. please let me know what would be preferred

I think I fixed it by editing the code. It was an easy fix with chat-gpt. It seems to be working. But of course if I update the plugin my fix will be overwritten

if you can share the changes please mail us via contact@optart.biz, thanks

I need to discuss a custom development requirement with you for this plugin. How can I contact you?

How do I make sure I am only showing posts and not pages? I am trying to use post-type=” ” but am unsure what can go in here. I dont see option in the documentation. Thanks.

you can simply write “post”, “page”, or for example “product” if you’d do it for woocommerce products

Ok this is the shortcode I am using and only one item is showing up?

[analytify_top_content period=”last 2 months” limit=”6” exclude-home-page=”yes” post-type=”post”]

hi, do you see any change if you change the period? is site popular? maybe there are no data for thsi period in analytics yet? otherwise to debug i’d need temp access to your amin and analytics, our mail is contact@optart.biz

Hi! Does this plugin store the post views count in the WP database so I’ll be able to show the post view count on the front end (single page) for each post as well, like “5.2k views”? Also, did I understand it correctly that it is possible to achieve taxonomy term/post meta data filtering on the top content lists, not with the shortcode option, but with custom coding like you showed in one of the comments here? Thanks!

Hi, we don’t store raw numbers in database – instead we store the transient for particular shortcode used. We don’t support filtering per taxonomy for now – if you need it urgently, we can offer custom development option For per-page view, you can achieve it with free wp analytify we’re basing on

Can you show only posts from multiple, specified categories?

Do you have a screenshot or demo of the script in action?

as you can see in shortcode description, we don’t support category filtering for now, only post type filtering or excluding particular posts by ids, as that was our use case. i’ll add taxonomy filtering to our to-do list but can’t specify any date of implementation – we have to give priority to custom development orders.

it’s tricky with demo and screenshots as we have to protect privacy of client that we’ve made the plugin initially for, but you. but you can get basically any design you want/is given in your theme. there is template you can add in your own theme to overwrite default output any way you want – simply add to your (child) theme wp-analytify-shortcodes folder with shortcode.php and there modify following to anything needed: <ul> <?php foreach($rows as $row): ?> <li> <a href="<?php echo $row->getUrl(); ?>"><?php echo $row->getTitle(); ?></a> </li> <?php endforeach; ?> </ul>

Is it depended on Analytify ?

yes we base on it to get the data from analytics

if that’s problem for you – let me know which other tool you’re using for analytics integration. In future, we plan to extend integration to other plugins too.

Congratulations! Good Luck With Sale :)

thanks!

Great Work, Congratulations GLWS :)

thank you :)

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