Install one, get one free! (ha?)
•Description
Display top post and most active entries on your sidebar simply. This package contains two widget so you do not need to install them separately.
•Requires
WordPress.com Stats *see notes section below
WordPress v2.6 or later
•Install
Place file in your /wp-content/plugins/ directory and activate through the administration panel, and then go to the widget panel and drag it to where you would like to have it.
•Settings
Title: Title text for sidebar
Max Entries: Number of entries you want to display on sidebar
•Download
via WordPress.org
•Versions
0.0.1 – initial version
0.0.2 – bug fixed
•Notes
Both Top Post and Most Active pull entry data from ‘WordPress.com stat’ plugin therefore you must have it on your WordPress. If you do not have, just install and wait one day so WordPress.com stat will display those data on your dashboard. After that, you can see your top post and/or most active entries at your sidebar with this widget.
•If you like this
If you like this widget, writing small entry on your blog and trackbacking to this entry makes me really really happy!
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January 22nd, 2009
What’s the difference between a “top post” and a “most active entry”?
January 22nd, 2009
Both ‘Top Post’ and ‘Most Active’ count number of views but ‘Top Post’ counts entire number of views (no limitation) and ‘Most Active’ counts number of views at only recent days… maybe.
Anyway, it should be the same data at WordPress stats on your dashboard.
I saw your blog and it is exactly the same list on your sidebar, that means not many people referred older entries of your blog, the reader of your blog always checks your new entries.
January 22nd, 2009
Thanks. I figured it was something like that. Thanks for making the plugin!
June 20th, 2010
hello
i add this widget but not show on my blog.
wait for 24 hours or not mach with my templet….
i am waiting
June 21st, 2010
hi, plz check following things:
a) you need to install ‘WordPress Stats’ plugin
b) on WordPress Stats, there’s something listed on ‘Top Posts’ section on your administrator panel.