| 开发者 | bhumi239 |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月2日 16:10 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
live-traffic-analytics folder to /wp-content/plugins/.The plugin can track page views, active sessions, visitor countries, referrers, device type, browser family, user journeys, top pages, and bot activity.
Visitor Comparison shows today's visitor total against yesterday's, side by side, with a percentage change indicator and an hour-by-hour comparison chart, so you can see whether traffic is trending up or down.
Yes. The plugin works as a live visitor tracker and shows active traffic in the WordPress dashboard using recent activity data from your own site.
Yes. The admin dashboard refreshes automatically, so you can monitor active sessions, live activity, top pages, and bot traffic in near realtime.
Yes, but localhost traffic commonly uses private IP addresses such as 127.0.0.1 or ::1, so country and map data may appear as unknown during local testing.
Yes. The plugin stores analytics data in dedicated custom tables for activity, sessions, and page statistics.
The plugin uses dedicated tables for activity logs, session paths, and page statistics so analytics queries stay separate from standard WordPress content tables.
Yes. The Top Pages section shows page URLs, total views, and latest visit timestamps, with a 10/20/30 rows-per-page selector and pagination so you can browse large sites comfortably.
Yes. The User Journey section groups multiple page visits into a session path so you can understand how visitors move through your website.
Yes. Live activity and session tracking can include referrer data when it is available from the visitor request.
The admin dashboard uses lightweight refresh requests to show near realtime analytics updates.
Yes. The plugin includes bot detection using user-agent checks and suspicious request pattern scoring.
The plugin can identify common bots through user-agent patterns and can also flag suspicious automated traffic based on repeated request behavior.
It depends on your needs. Live Traffic Analytics is useful for lightweight realtime visibility inside WordPress, but full enterprise analytics platforms may still offer broader reporting, attribution, and historical analysis.
The plugin is designed to be lightweight and uses optimized storage and scoped tracking, but every analytics system adds some overhead. It is best practice to test on your own hosting stack before production rollout on very high traffic sites.
No. The tracking flow avoids admin requests and other noisy request types where possible to keep analytics cleaner.
The plugin is designed to remain lightweight and privacy-conscious. On some environments, exact latitude and longitude precision may depend on the hosting or proxy headers available to WordPress.
Yes. It can be useful for blogs, agency sites, company websites, landing pages, and ecommerce stores that want lightweight live analytics inside WordPress.
Yes. The plugin uses a modular structure with separate admin, public, and include layers, which makes future feature expansion easier.
After activating the plugin, open the Traffic Analytics menu in WordPress admin. Visit a few frontend pages first if you want to immediately generate test data.