As it turns out, with the introduction of the WP_List_Table class, view filter are now hookable and specifically you can filter out that detached link like so.. add_filter( ‘views_upload’, ‘upload_views_filterable’ ); function upload_views_filterable( $views ) { unset( $views[‘detached’]); return $views; } Bye bye detached link!… 🙂
There’s no way to identify when each of the page view’s recorded happened. It’s only logging the page view, not when it happened. To work around this you could keep a post_meta entry for each view, but this could create a lot of entries on popular sites. Alternatively you could keep daily counts & delete … Read more
Yes you can. You have to check if the post view count is higher than 1000, is so, then round it and return it: function getPostViews($postID) { $count_key = ‘post_views_count’; $count = get_post_meta($postID, $count_key, true); if($count==”) { delete_post_meta($postID, $count_key); add_post_meta($postID, $count_key, ‘0’); return “0 View”; } if ($count > 1000) { return round ( $count … Read more
Your implementation of the getPostViews function looks fine, and I don’t see an issue having that inside your single.php or breadcrumbs.php. However, I would move both functions into your functions.php (more info here) and rather than calling setPostViews inside single/breadcrumbs.php, I would attach it to a WordPress action. <?php //…inside your functions.php… add_action( ‘init’, ‘fa_setpostviews’ … Read more