StatCounter for WordPress Admin

I developed this plugin based extensively on the works of Serge K. Keller for his plugin “StatCounter for WordPress“.

StatCounter for WordPress Admin is a plugin that will add StatCounter?s invisible counter code to the footer of each page of your WP Admin page. You will not need to edit any theme file, just configure the plugin from the “Options” page of your WP Admin area.

This plugin can use to give you some information when you get intruder attacks. I got idea from forum.statcounter.com. Thanks for this idea :)

Installation

  • Download the plugin and unzip it to your PC.
  • Upload the file statcounterAdmin.php into your wp-content/plugins/ directory.
  • Activate the plugin in your WordPress site Admin.
  • Configure it from the options page. You have to copy your StatCounter code here.
  • Your done! Enjoy.

Usage

First You have to get your StatCounter code.

  1. Login to StatCounter page.
  2. Click link “Add New Project”.
  3. Fill out the details, as per the instructions. You have to fill your “Website URL” with “http://yoursite/wp-admin/”, without quote.
  4. Fill out next detail, and you will get your StatCounter code.
  5. Done!

Download

StatCounter for WordPress Admin
Downloads: 523

Change Log

  • 07/14/2006: Initial public release

Any suggestions, feedback, ideas, complaints, are welcome. Good luck…

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July 14th, 2006 View Comments Project, Wordpress
 

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  • This is great, I have several clients using WP and I'm sure they'll love this. I'm gonna let them know, thanks for posting!
  • Yep, I'm just re-building my site with WP and I tested this out it works great! Thanks a lot for posting this here!
  • Just discovered... I downloaded the plugin here too. Silly me.

    Thanks again
  • I downloaded the plugin from another site but followed your instructions here. Working perfectly first time, Thanks!
  • Supriyadi Widodo
    Hi xinfo, actually there are not files but folders. Under that folder, we'll find index.php file. Thx anyway
  • hi

    like to know do i have to file the url

    like this ?http://mydomain.com/wp-admin/?

    or ?http://mydomain.com/?
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