• can be used to track clicks on links/blogroll
• can ignore bots
• can ignore admin clicks
• ignores links to local absolute URLs.
• $wp_ozh_click['do_comments'] = 1

Tracking link/blogroll clicks

wp_ozh_click_modifyhrefs(get_links()) doesn’t work because the default action of get_links is to echo links, not return them. However calling get_links with the 11th parameter set to false will return the links instead of echoing them, eg:

cat_id, ‘<li>’, ‘</li>’, ‘<br />’, FALSE, ‘id’, TRUE, TRUE, -1, true, false)); ?>

However, get_links() returns links with the href wrapped in single quotes, so in addition modifications to the orginal plugin are required. These modifications are included in the version below.

Ignore bots

When a bot crawls a link it will increment the number of clicks. The modified plugin can check to see if a bot is crawling the link and not increment the count.

Set $wp_ozh_click['log_bots'] = 0; (default)

Ignore admin clicks

When the admin user is logged on, the modified plugin can ignore clicks.

Set $wp_ozh_click['log_admin_clicks'] = 1; (default)

Ignore local absolute URL links

If you use the <!–more–> tag in posts, then the link to the rest of the post will be an absolute URL that will be tracked. v1.01fimt ignores absolute local URLs as well as relative local URLs, unless explicity told otherwise by placing the count tag in the link.

Links in comments are tracked by default

$wp_ozh_click['do_comments'] = 1 is set in the plugin. All other settings are the same as v1.01.

Download v1.01fimt.