ShortStat Error

A few days ago I started receiving error messages within my Wordpress ShortStat reporting. Where it was supposed to be reporting on my latest referrers and keywords instead of was being shown mySQL errors. Database errors intimidate me...I won't lie, so I contacted my hosting provider.

Lucky for me, it was an obvious fix and was handled immediately after contacting Serverplace.net. Apparently there were temporary files that needed to be purged from my server before new stats could be 'recorded'. Of course this is the simple answer, but was enough to make me happy and see where my commentors are coming from. ;)

October 5, 2006 · Filed Under Blog Crap, Web Development

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