After reading hte wiki and finding the api page, I guess I need to use
this function: fs_api_get_hit_count but I can't seem to get it right.

I'd like to show something like: viewed: XXX jsut show the total
number of views for each page and post.

can someone review this code for me please?

<?php
if (defined('FS_API'))
{
    echo "Number of times this page was viewed: ". fs_api_get_hit_count
(,true,the_permalink(););

?>

the above code doesn't work for me :-( I admit I suck at php so pelase
help me out here.
Also I do not know, what the first 2 parameters represent: the first
one was 100 restricting the number of views to the last 100 days - can
I leave it empty to show data from all times?

What is the 2nd one? true? what does it influence?

the example was a bit outdated.
you should use  fs_api_get_page_views, which is documented here :
http://firestats.cc/wiki/API

/*
     Returns the number of pages displayed in the specified time period.
     days_ago is an optional parameter which specifies how many days ago to start counting.
     if days_ago is not specified, the count will begin when you installed FireStats.
     site_id : see comment at the start of the file
     url: see comment at the start of the file
*/
functionfs_api_get_page_views($days_ago=NULL,$site_id=true,$url=null)

if you don't want to specify days_ago, pass NULL instead, like:

     echo "Number of times this page was viewed: ". fs_api_get_hit_count(NULL,true,the_permalink());

note that you had an extra ; after the_permalink().

the site id parameter (second true in your call) is documented at the page.
you probably want to use true here.

On 01/31/2010 02:28 PM, ovivankenobi wrote:

thanks.

almost there. I tried this:

<?php
if (defined('FS_API'))
{
echo fs_api_get_page_views(NULL,1,the_permalink())." vizualizari";

?>

the out put is this:

http://zice.ro/informatii/ce-fel-de-articole-si-tutoriale-va-doriti-d...
vizualizari

It basically prints out the current permalink followed by the number
of hits.
What am I doing wrong here? It shouldn't print out the permalink just
use it to show only the hits for the current page/post.

I am guessing that the_permalink() is doing the printing.
try to use get_permalink($post->ID) instead,
Assuming you call it in the context of a post (if not ask in WordPress
forums).

thx, works perfectly