WP-Click-Track 0.7.2 Released
Today I finally found the time to release an update to wp-click-track with a few bugs that some users have been encountering. This release is purely a bug fix release so there won’t be any new bells or whistles but if you run IIS 6 or want to clear out some links or reset your system you’re in luck. The only “interesting” bug that was fixed was the IIS6 HTTPS issue.
WP-Click-Track 0.7.2 Released
Because of how IIS6 and PHP populate the $_SERVER['HTTPS'] value some users were experiencing issues with their stats page. Turns out that IIS6 will return a value of “off” if the request wasn’t made through HTTPS instead of the default behavior of returning a boolean. So, while the below code will work with Apache and newer versions of IIS, IIS6 creates a bit of a false positive:
<?php if(isset($_SERVER['HTTPS'])) { //server has HTTPS but IIS6 will always think it's on } ?>
Instead, it’s better to check the value along with the existance check like:
<?php if(isset($_SERVER['HTTPS']) && $_SERVER['HTTPS'] != 'off') { //server has HTTPS and IIS6 is being account for } ?>
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hi,Mr. Eric.
WP-Click-Track’s date picker works in top of site.
http://example.com/wp-admin/
but. can’t work in second level (or deeper).
http://example.com/blog/wp-admin/
date picker makes bad link.
http://example.com/blog/blog/wp-admin/
–>404 Not Found.
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