Most Views Plugin for WordPress

A couple/few days ago, I installed WP-PostViews 1.10. After some fiddling with the theme, I got it working. Today, I added my top 10 posts to the right sidebar. The numbers of total views are not correct. I was using the plugin for WP-Cache, and page views don't get counted properly while it's enabled.

I won't be using the WP-Cache plugin ever again. Unless you're getting hit with the "digg effect" or "slashdot effect", it won't speed up your pages enough to matter.

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February 9th, 2007 By RT Cunningham | Categories: WordPress | Tags: plugins | Full Article Feed | Summary Article Feed | Comments Feed | Full Articles by Email | Respond | Trackback URL

2. RT Cunningham on March 1st, 2007 at 9:35 am (Reply)
   
   

   I was wrong when I posted this. It turns out the page views are indeed counted, they just don't display until the page gets re-cached.

3. RT Cunningham on March 8th, 2007 at 2:57 pm (Reply)
   
   

   Once again I was wrong. Well, I was right about it in the sense that when visitors come in a spaced, somewhat regular interval, visits get counted properly. When 350 visitors hit it all at once, only one gets counted. Once again, I'll repeat myself. I will not use this unless I spot a digg effect or something hitting me.