As we discussed elsewhere, my theme is not standard and does not have the required hook. And I’m sure I’m not the only one in this situation — of the five blogs I operate, only two of them include the tag in the footer.php file. And they’re all using different WordPress themes!

I’d like to see the ability to manually insert a tag that calls your plugin. It could be an “advanced user only feature” with instructions buried in the docs to discourage newbies.

Would love to try your plugin! Sounds great.

And for the feedbuzzard problem, it’s a little frustrating that registration is disabled on all his blogs so I can’t comment on the post, and there’s no way to contact the author at all. Hopefully he’ll notice the private message on Performancing.com.

I’ve just checked the source of the preview frame and PMetris is disabled.

How do links like /?post=XX&preview=true appear in my stats?

Anyway, i think pmterics should be disabled even if admin account are enabled.

cURL is great and i have it on my servers. But my blog is on a machine i can’t control and it doesn’t have cURL. Thanks for the fsockopen.

Nick, I’m probably going to keep a subversion repository at svn.davereid.net – I’d use the Performancing repository for development and then I’d want to mirror that onto my site. I don’t know why and I’m not sure if I wanted to do it yet. Just wondering if it were to be possible.

pages that have $_GET['preview'] should be excluded from the stats.

Other than that, don’t just depend on cURL. Many sites don’t have it installed.

Keep up the good work.

Im not sure what you mean by the repositories thing, can you ellaborate?

Random weird question: is there a way to coordinate two separate Subversion repositories?

I’d love to set that up here at performancing Dave?

>>A project management page

Same as above. We’ve had some issues with the project module, but i think with the recent upgrade we now have them under control..