In my WP site I have a table (currently formidable forms entries but not attached) that contains only a couple of fields (stem and word). I want users of the site to be able to see a list of all the "words" on a single page (or actually paging through say 25 at a time of the list which is several hundred rows) and be able to click to vote up/down each entry accordingly. I've tried a number of vote/like plugins but these always work only at the post level and I don't want users to have to click into the post itself just to be able to vote. Anything out there that does this? TIA, M
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I am totally stumped in figuring this out and I think I am doing too many extra things in order to fix a simple issue. (I hope)
I am an artist, and I am selling prints and am also offering the original piece for sale on my website. I am trying to figure out how, on the single product page, to add a SEPARATE button that allows the customer to purchase the original piece. I tried adding it as a variable but it is not user friendly and other selections disappear if customers want to go back and select other print options. I do not want the option to purchase the original piece mixed in as a variable. I want it totally separate.
I have created drop down pages for prints and originals on my main site menu but it is messing up when the base ‘shop’ page is clicked because doubles pop up for each product- one is presented as a range in price (the prints) and the other is what the original costs. It is confusing and looks terrible. On top of that, when I try to upload/add new art pieces to either the ‘prints’ or ‘original work’ categories, they don’t show up on either page, they only show up on the ‘base’ shop page.
Is there ANY way to simplify this into removing the ‘prints’ and ‘original works’ subcategories and only have my base ‘shop’ page to display each product, BUT adding a button for the option to ‘purchase original’ along with ‘purchase prints’ on the actual single product page? I have been looking for answers for weeks and haven’t found anything.
Please help!! Thank you so much in advance! I have no clue what I am doing!!!
I have tried adding the 'original' piece into the variations menu and it didn't work correctly. I created subcategories for 'originals' and 'prints' but that is making my base shop page display double products, and when I upload new products and put them in their correct category, they dont go onto those pages, they stay on the base page.
I just want a 'Purchase Original' <---- simple product and a 'Purchase Prints'<----- variable product with size/material options.
I have a large amount of items that each item has a page like this site/item_show.aspx?id=The_ID_here there are tens of thousands of items and each day nearly two thousands are added. Furthermore each item has a description in its page so for each item, its page should be crawled by search engines.
My question is with this amount of data described: How can I generate sitemaps or anything like that to make all items visible by google and other search engines?
It is clear that I cannot show all items in the first pages but I can make pages that simply just contains the link of items and provide tens of them each page for just search engine. Would it work or is it anything better to do for making items be indexed by google?
essentially there are 3 methods which will help you with the Mass-Indexing :
1. Create an XML SiteMap for all of your pages and link to it from you HomePage.
2. you should have Google Webmaster Tools Installed and you can load that same XML file into it.
3. Have an Organized Categories structure - depending on the type of your site think about a logical Categories Structure for example in eCommerce stores all the products are categorized by product Main-Category then a product Sub-category and sometimes by Brands etc... - of course you should do this via your Shopping-cart platform - Just remember that if you begin chaging the URLs-structure you'll need to take care of all the Redirects from the old URLS to the new ones.
First, use XML sitemaps and submit those to Google (note that i said sitemapS - more than one).
Next, ensure that your on-site content is nicely organised into categories and sub-categories - ideally you'd want all elements to be reachable in as few clicks as possible without users (or Googlebot) having to resort to the search function.
Finally, ensure that your more popular / important items are featured in the homepage or 1-2 clicks deep, and get links and social shares to those specific product pages.
Be popular and get links to your site. Have a good server which can handle the crawl.
There is also not a hard limit on our crawl. The best way to think
about it is that the number of pages that we crawl is roughly
proportional to your PageRank. So if you have a lot of incoming links
on your root page, we’ll definitely crawl that. Then your root page
may link to other pages, and those will get PageRank and we’ll crawl
those as well. As you get deeper and deeper in your site, however,
PageRank tends to decline...
https://www.stonetemple.com/matt-cutts-interviewed-by-eric-enge-2/
I've noticed some websites that have a most viewed posts section. I am looking to add this functionality to the side bar.
How can you setup a method that determines how many posts have been selected by a user then add in the top 3 or so viewed posts?
For example here (towards the middle of the page in the sidebar, the most viewed): http://america.aljazeera.com/
Is there a bundle that incorporates this?
Or is there an easier method by using a count based on how many times a user clicks on a post?
No, I don't know anyBundle doing that.
To have the 3 most viewed article you need to add a field in your database which save how much the article is important.
You have severals ways of doing it, this is what comes to my mind:
First: You add an relation ViewedByWeek -> Post.
Foreach post, this entity keep how much it have been visited.
Everytime an user visit the page, you improve the number of visits of the post for the current week.
Then, you can find the most popular post in the week, in the month, in the year.
If you don't use anything related to the time, the information will not be changing much
I have a website that features a call to action/promotion button on nearly all pages of the site.
I have currently configured a conversion funnel that shows me how many people arrive on the call to action page, and then how many people make it to successfully complete the action page.
What I want to see though is how many unique visitors over the reporting see the banner at the top of the funnel.
eg. Something like this:
Visitors accessing website: 1000
Visitors clicked on call to action page: 100
Visitors successfully submitted call to action form: 45
My initial thoughts was to do this using the frontpage only, but I forgot that this banner/call to action ad is featured on many pages around the website. Many people find the site through SEO and never even pass through the frontpage.
Is it possible to use a wildcard for a domain or something similar in Google Analytics? Or maybe I am approaching this the wrong way.
Last of all - I know I can accomplish this by pulling up 2 reports: site wide unique visitors and comparing that to how many people hit the first stage of the existing conversion funnel. But it's a hassle to have to do this regularly manually.
While using funnel analysis, it is normal to have funnel steps that represent more than 1 urls. Take the basic case of ecommerce sites, where the final goal maybe the same transaction completion page, but the funnel step corresponding to product page can be triggered by many different product pages and not just one.
Based on the page url structure of your website, you can choose any of the below 2 match types to add multiple urls to a single step:
1, Begins with : If all the different pages displaying the ad have a set of common characters in the beginning, then use this.
2, Regular Expression Match : If the different pages that contain your banner ad how totally unrelated url, then find a suitable regex that can capture all those urls
I have a Drupal site which allows users to sign up and add their own content. I am trying to create something that emails users every week and shows them statistics like how many people viewed your content etc. I have turned on the statistics module and checked on count content views. I moved the popular content block into the correct region but it will not show me the number of hits only the most popular content pages. I would like to be able to show the number of hits. I was also wondering if there is a programatically way to print the number of page hits so I could do it that way. Thanks
Check out the statistics module's documentation. You can use statistics_get($nid) function to get total count of views of a node.
try Google Analytics Reports module. Statistics module has big impact on performance because of the huge db writes.