vBSEO LiveStats for Google Analytics Widget v1.0

There are two options in the LiveStats settings (vBulletin Admin CP):

• Allow Basic Stats Access for Usergroups
• Allow ALL Stats Access for Usergroups

In both, you can select which user group gets permissions. It does not have to be admin by default.

You can create a new group called "LiveStats" (or something else) and then select that group only as having access.

Then you can assign only those you want to give access to into the "LiveStats" group.

Group as in member group or group as in vBulletin SEO Forums - Social Groups

If member group, does it work if making a user an additional member of it?

regards

Thanks Joe, that's helpfull. Off course this way other admins could easily add themselves to the usergroup but I'm not that paranoid and I trust my admins.

If member group, does it work if making a user an additional member of it?

It's a member usergroup, not social groups.
That should work as additional usergroup as well.

When you sign up for Google Analytics and add your domain..you get the code. Where exactly do you place the code in vbulletin?

You should enter this code in vBSEO CP, there is a special option for that (vBSEO will then include Google Analytics code on your pages).

I tried it, didn't work.
Today, I came back two months later to try again.
Installed, configured correctly..

I click on the "Stats" link to begin viewing stats.
The stats window is blank and I see a "loading" image (same one which is shown above.)

Summary. Still inoperable. Reason unknown.

Originally Posted by Oleg Ignatiuk

Please check your phpinfo()...

How is this done?

I chatted with customer support of my host and they said that SSL is on, but they seemed confused about PHP being compiled with the setting for openSSL either being on or off.

You can create a php file with the following content to check your phpinfo

PHP Code:

<?php

// Show all information, defaults to INFO_ALL
phpinfo();

// Show just the module information.
// phpinfo(8) yields identical results.
phpinfo(INFO_MODULES);

?>

impossible to log in, sure I have verified my password etc.

I have got this http://www.vbseo.com/images/vbseo/livestats_load.gif every time
maybe because I use a subdomain forum.domainname.com?

I will be very happy to use this product. I have a big board.

Hello,

make sure that you have openSSL support enabled in PHP as described in Not logging in

Originally Posted by Oleg Ignatiuk

Hello,

make sure that you have openSSL support enabled in PHP as described in Not logging in

Yes, I do not have Openssl, I am going to install it.

I have Open ssl, but it's still impossible to log in :/
openssl

OpenSSL support enabled OpenSSL Version OpenSSL 0.9.8e 23 Feb 2007

ok i have nothing here
Configure Command

Did you recompiled php with openssl support ?

My technician said me that OpenSSL is enabled because in my PHPingo() I have OpenSSL support enabled. But I can't log in. I use freebsd.