Zachary Armstrong’s Blog

I wrote a Wordpress plugin that allows the site owner to:

• Allow users to get site buttons, complete with code.
• Track views and clicks of the button.

Basically, you can tell which of your users supports your site and who draws the most traffic.

Latest Version: 0.4.1

Recently Added Features:

0.4.1

• Added IP ignoring feature.
• Re-arranged admin section into 2 sections

0.3.1

• Added tracking of slogan clicks.

0.3.0

• Added user level control (global)
• Added buttons for checking latest version and whatnot.

0.2.8

• removed a some text that should have been removed versions ago.

0.2.7

• fixed the way the hover stuff works for referer tracking.

0.2.2

• added referer tracking
• made Click Ratio a percentage

Errata:
There’s an action I’ve added that is not native to wordpress. The action, custom_dashboard_stuff, should be added to your wp-admin/index.php where you would like the dashboard embeded section to show. I put mine near the bottom of the file, a few lines above the <div style=”clear:both;”>
The code is:
<?php if ($user_level==0) do_action(’custom_dashboard_stuff’); ?>

Known Issues:

Requested/Future Features:

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