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When I updated my SVN copy and activated it, I tried importing my stats. It told me it was complete and didn’t update my stats. I backed everything up and reverted it, but I just wanted to know if that was a possible bug or am I just missing a step.

Thanks. Really excited about the new version though!

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Hey, Casey! I’m excited to see how this new version does, but I’m getting an error on activation:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‘}’ in (snip)/wp-content/plugins/bsuite/bsuite.php on line 470

I’ve tried the zip file as well as the SVN version (which both say 40 beta 1, but that’s another topic).

I’ll go try installing it on another blog and see how it goes.

Sorry, I meant to type:

“4.0 beta1″

See Casey, The bSuite is really great thing!
Thanx a lot.
I use 4.0 beta2,
- although the Plugins page shows it as beta1, plus
- “Enhance WordPress search with full text keyword indexing” option makes a mess of Search results. Even after “Rebuild Indexes”. I’ve switched this off until successful release I guess.
- “Insert related posts links at bottom of each post” - please do not enable it by default. I suppose this kinda useful thing, but it may not fit to any website design, as in my case 4example.

and Stats is great!
Thanx for a good tool.

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Have you added the option of incoming search tagging like you were speaking here:

http://borkweb.com/story/bstat-search-cloud

?

hi. Thanks for plugin

perfect.

BestRegards

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i can’t activate the plugin… i’m getting this error. Same as Steve.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‘}’ in … snip … /wordpress/wp-content/plugins/bsuite/bsuite.php on line 470

what’s the solution to this?

any help is much appreciated

@nchenga: can you confirm that you’re running the 4.0.1 version? What PHP are you running? This doesn’t seem to be a problem in a number of other installations.

Hi Casey, great plugin, I’m a big fan!

I updated yesterday to bSuite4, but my reports now say that noone has visited my site all day! (Seems unlikely)
Earlier this morning, I realized that I hadn’t upgraded my existing stats, so I went through the 7 step process. I felt better because my “Weekly Top Posts” widget was working again.

However, my visitation stats don’t seem to be ticking. Is there a bit of code that I need to include in a template somewhere that has changed since the version previous to bSuite4?

@Dennis Wurster: can you look at the wp_bsuite_hits_incoming table using a MySQL tool? Are there any entries in there?

If you don’t have access to view the contents of the MySQL table, you could try going to your site’s dashboard > Settings > bSuite and click the “force stats migration” button. It only moves the number of rows each set in the cron settings section of that page each time you push the button, but it’ll get you started.

The voodoo part: stats are written to the incoming table first, then processed into the reporting tables using WP’s built in cron. But it won’t do that if the load is above the threshold, and it doesn’t do it for the first few hours after install (in part to give you time to import the old stats without database contention).

273 rows in wp_bsuite_hits_incoming. Clicked ‘force stats migration’ three times. Still no-go.

I’m ready to try whatever it takes, thank you for your attention.

My mistake, that previous number was for ‘wp_bstat_hits’.

In ‘wp_bsuite4_hits_incoming’, there are currently 7693 rows, with entries as recent as 2008-10-05 19:48:42. You’re right — the visits appear to be logging properly, but the reports aren’t aware of the new information.

Thanks for the continued work on this plugin Casey. I have a box running PHP 4.4.7 and I am getting:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‘}’ in /home/vhost/www/update.golod.com/wp-content/plugins/bsuite/bsuite.php on line 519

when I try to activate the bsuite plugin. I am poking around in there to see what I can find, but am hoping that someone has found the cure already.

Thanks.

@Jason Golod:

The problem is likely the result of prefixing the function name with “public,” as is the PHP5 standard. I may have fixed it in the development version: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/bsuite.zip

You can see all versions here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bsuite/download/