IP Web Tracker

Shopify.com online ecommerce secure SSL visitor IP tracker and fraud detector

Thu, 10 May 2012 15:51:08 +0100

Shopify.com is a customizable ecommerce online web store solution that provides a secure shopping cart implementation and hosted specifically by shopify.com. It allows you to use your own domain for branding considerations.

To install an IP visitor tracker on your Shopify web store and to monitor visitor IP addresses, Geo information and prevent fraud activity, follow these steps:

Go to TraceMyIP.org and sign up for a website IP visitor tracking account
Log in to your new tracking account, go to "My Projects", and click on the "Add New Project" link. Select one of the web trackers ( all styles function the same way )
Enter your Shopify.com site's public address into the "Website URL", and give your project an appropriate title. Select "Shopify.com " from the "Code Type" and check the box for SSL e-commerce option. Click on "Get Code”>
Right-click on and copy your new secure SSL Shopify.com visitor tracking code
Now login to your myshopify.com account
In the right upper part of your myshopify.com account click on "Themes" menu item and then on "Template Editor"
In the Template Editor, under the layouts section on the left, click on your primary theme layout file to open in the editor
Scroll to the bottom of the page within your editor and paste your secure SSL TraceMyIP tracker code just before the closing "" tag
Click on "Save" button up on the top of your editor's page
Check that the tracker shows up on ALL pages of your myshopify.com account.

Page Tracker

Go to TraceMyIP.org and sign up for a website IP visitor tracking account
Log in to your new tracking account, go to "My Projects", and click on the "Add New Project" link. Select one of the web trackers ( all styles function the same way )
Enter your Shopify.com site's public address into the "Website URL", and give your project an appropriate title. Select "Shopify.com " from the "Code Type" and check the box for SSL e-commerce option. Click on "Get Code”>
Right-click on and copy your new secure SSL Shopify.com visitor tracking code
Now login to your myshopify.com account
In the right upper part of your myshopify.com account click on "Themes" menu item and then on "Template Editor"
In the Template Editor, under the layouts section on the left, click on your primary theme layout file to open in the editor
Scroll to the bottom of the page within your editor and paste your secure SSL TraceMyIP tracker code just before the closing "" tag
Click on "Save" button up on the top of your editor's page
Check that the tracker shows up on ALL pages of your myshopify.com account.

Page Tracker

How do I change my account's auto logout time

Wed, 09 May 2012 00:54:54 +0100

Auto logout time allows to preserve the security of your account by logging you out after a specific time while your computer remains unattended. The default account auto logout time is 1 hour.

To change your auto logout time, go to your TraceMyIP login page, and select the desired auto logout timeframe from the drop down box located under the user password field.

<br />Note: You will be automatically logged out of your TraceMyIP account if you close your browser regardless of the auto logout timer settings.

+ >>Auto Logout time allows to preserve the security of your account by logging you out after a specific timeframe while your computer remains unattended. The default account auto logout time is 1 hour.

To change your auto logout time, go to your TraceMyIP login page, and select the desired auto logout timeframe from the drop down box located under the user password field.

<strong>Important! </strong>If you have an antivirus / spam blocker / cookie cleaner software running in the background while your TraceMyIP console is active, your security software may delete the necessary session information to keep you logged in. Therefore, if you experience random logouts, create a rule in your security software to allow TraceMyIP to run as intended.

You will also be automatically logged out of your TraceMyIP account if you close your browser regardless of the auto logout timer settings.

Wordpress.com visitors IP tracker and statistics script

Tue, 08 May 2012 21:05:14 +0100

Wordpress.com Visitor IP Tracker !! Visitor Tracker Installation Guide

If you setup your blog under www.wordpress.com and use wordpress.com to host your blog,then follow the steps below. If you host the wordpress files yourself, then scroll down for the next guide. />

Register your web visitor tracking account at TraceMyIP.org Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item
Enter your Wordpress full page address and name your project
Select "Wordpress.com" from the tracker drop down menu while generating your TraceMyIP code
Right click on code to copy your new Wordpress.com JavaScript / HTML visitor tracking code Login to your Wordpress.com account and click on the "Design" and then on "Widgets" tab
Scroll down until you see the "Text" widget and click on "Add" link to add the text widget to your blog On the right, under the "Current Widgets" section, you'll see the "Text" tab. Click on the "Edit" link on that tab
Paste your TraceMyIP code into the lower section of the text box
Click on the "Save Changes" button below the text box
Verify that the tracker now shows up on all pages of your Wordpress Blog

If you host wordpress files yourself on your own webspace and your your own domain address,then follow the steps below. />

Register your web visitor tracking account at TraceMyIP.org
Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item
Enter your Wordpress full page address and name your project
Select "Wordpress - self-hosted, your domain" from the tracker drop down menu while generating your TraceMyIP code
Right click on code to copy your new Wordpress.com JavaScript visitor tracking code
Login to your FTP space where you host your wordpress files, and locate your themes folder, that's generally located at /public_html/wp-content/themes/YOUR_THEME_FOLDER/
Open the header.php or footer.php file. If your blog has a lot of content on each page, we suggest that you install the tracker code into the header.php file.
Insert your tracker code where you'd like it to appear withing the footer or header, but after the opening and before the closing body tags
Save and upload your modified file
Verify that the tracker now shows up on all pages of your Wordpress Blog

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If you setup your blog under www.wordpress.com and use wordpress.com to host your blog,then follow the steps below. If you host the wordpress files yourself, then scroll down for the next guide.

Register your web visitor tracking account at TraceMyIP.org />
Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item />
Enter your Wordpress full page address and name your project
Select "Wordpress.com" from the tracker drop down menu while generating your TraceMyIP code
Right click on code to copy your new Wordpress.com JavaScript / HTML visitor tracking code />
Login to your Wordpress.com account and click on the "Design" and then on "Widgets" tab
Scroll down until you see the "Text" widget and click on "Add" link to add the text widget to your blog />
On the right, under the "Current Widgets" section, you'll see the "Text" tab. Click on the "Edit" link on that tab
Paste your TraceMyIP code into the lower section of the text box
Click on the "Save Changes" button below the text box Verify that the tracker now shows up on all pages of your Wordpress Blog

If you host wordpress files yourself on your own webspace and your your own domain address,then follow the steps below.

EscortSite.com visitor IP activity geo map tracker and Escort-Site.com counter

Tue, 08 May 2012 20:50:58 +0100

TraceMyIP tracker allows you to track your EscortSite.com pages and create detailed reports for visitor IPs, activity, most visited pages and geographic origins.

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TraceMyIP tracker allows you to track your Escort-Site.com pages and create detailed reports for visitor IPs, activity, most visited pages and geographic origins.

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Go to TraceMyIP.org and get a website visitor IP tracking account
Log in to your TraceMyIP account, click on "Add New Project", and choose a counter or tracking widget (all styles function the same
Input your EscortSite site's web address and name your project
Select "EscortSite.com" from the list of code types and continue to generate a tracker code
Copy your new EscortSite HTML-based website tracking code
Login to your escortsite.com
Click on Open Site (monitor icon with green to open the site and then click on Manage tab
Click on [Edit] icon for the page you'd like to track. In the Page Content editor's toolbar, click on the [HTML] icon, paste your tracking code at the very top of your content, then click on the Update button on the bottom of the editor
Click on the [Save Page] button
Repeat the steps above for all pages of your website
Verify that the tracker icon appears on ALL pages of your website

Go to TraceMyIP.org and get a website visitor IP tracking account
Log in to your TraceMyIP account, click on "Add New Project", and choose a counter or tracking widget (all styles function the same
Input your EscortSite site's web address and name your project
Select "EscortSite.com" from the list of code types and continue to generate a tracker code
Copy your new EscortSite HTML-based website tracking code
Login to your escortsite.com
Click on Open Site (monitor icon with green to open the site and then click on Manage tab
Click on [Edit] icon for the page you'd like to track. In the Page Content editor's toolbar, click on the [HTML] icon, paste your Escort-Site.com tracking code at the very top of your content, then click on the Update button on the bottom of the editor
Click on the [Save Page] button
Repeat the steps above for all pages of your website
Verify that the tracker icon appears on ALL pages of your website

4. Page tracker questions and answers

Tue, 08 May 2012 20:33:04 +0100

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Yes, if you need to apply the same filtering rules to all pages of your website, then you can place the page tracker code on as many pages as you need. Ensure that you only have ONE instance of this code on each page. Placing several instances of the code on the same page, will disable its function

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If for any reason TraceMyIP service is not reachable or under maintenance, will my website pages still load for my visitors?>
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Can I use the same Page Tracker code for all of my pages?

Yes, if you need to apply the same filtering rules to all pages of your website, then you can place the page tracker code on as many pages as you need. Ensure that you only have ONE instance of this code on each page. Placing several instances of the code on the same page, will disable its function

If for any reason TraceMyIP service is not reachable or under maintenance, will my website pages still load for my visitors?

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Will search engines be still able to index my pages protected by the page tracker?>
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Yes. Even if you accidentally block all the traffic from accessing your web pages, the search engines will still be able to reach your website's content.

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What if I cancel my TraceMyIP account, will the Page Tracker still work?>
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Will search engines be still able to index my pages protected by the page tracker?

Yes. Even if you accidentally block all the traffic from accessing your web pages, the search engines will still be able to reach your website's content.

What if I cancel my TraceMyIP account, will the Page Tracker still work?

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I know php programming language, can I modify the Page Tracker file?>
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Absolutely not. If you modify the file, your account is at risk of being cancelled, since the security procedurals must remain intact. Any file modification is strictly prohibited by TraceMyIP Terms of Service.

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My current TraceMyIP subscription indicates that I have a total of 5 Page and Link Trackers available to me. Does it mean I can add up to 5 Page Trackers for each project?>
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I know php programming language, can I modify the Page Tracker file?

Absolutely not. If you modify the file, your account is at risk of being cancelled, since the security procedurals must remain intact. Any file modification is strictly prohibited by TraceMyIP Terms of Service.

My current TraceMyIP subscription indicates that I have a total of 5 Page and Link Trackers available to me. Does it mean I can add up to 5 Page Trackers for each project?

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If I delete a Page Tracker from one of my projects, do I need to remove the code from my website?>
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If I delete a Page Tracker from one of my projects, do I need to remove the code from my website?

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Can I utilize all three controls (IP Control, Geo Control & Time Control) at the same time for each Page Tracker?>
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Absolutely. These modules work in the same order as listed in your control panel. For example you had setup the following:

IP Control: Block an IP number 68.165.149.199

GEO Control: Show a popup to a visitors from Canada, notifying that you are now shipping orders to Canada.

Time Control: Between the hours of 10 and 11, send your visitors to your contact form.

When a visitor clicks on the link you have setup, if the visitors IP is a match, your visitor will be blocked from accessing that page, if not, your visitor will be checked for GEO info. If that visitor is from Canada, the visitor will be notified about your shipment option. If the visitor is not from Canada, the visitor will be controlled by the Time Control settings.

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What does "Send Referrer data to Web Tracker" mean?>
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Can I utilize all three controls (IP Control, Geo Control & Time Control) at the same time for each Page Tracker?

Absolutely. These modules work in the same order as listed in your control panel. For example you had setup the following:

IP Control: Block an IP number 68.165.149.199
GEO Control: Show a popup to a visitors from Canada, notifying that you are now shipping orders to Canada.
Time Control: Between the hours of 10 and 11, send your visitors to your contact form.

When a visitor clicks on the link you have setup, if the visitors IP is a match, your visitor will be blocked from accessing that page, if not, your visitor will be checked for GEO info. If that visitor is from Canada, the visitor will be notified about your shipment option. If the visitor is not from Canada, the visitor will be controlled by the Time Control settings.

What does "Send Referrer data to Web Tracker" mean?

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DreamWidth.org visitor tracker and counter

Tue, 08 May 2012 20:30:48 +0100
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DreamWidth is a customizable online journal. If you have an account at DreamWidth.org, you can track the visits to your DreamWidth.org and trace your visitor's IP address and geographical location.

To setup your Geo IP visitor tracker, follow these steps:. >
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Register your web IP tracking account at TraceMyIP.org
Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item
Enter your DreamWidth.org full page address and name your project
Select "DreamWidth.org" from the tracker type drop down menu while generating your TraceMyIP code
Right click on code to copy your new visitor tracking HTML code
Login to your DreamWidth.org journal
Under the "Organize" menu section On the left, click on "Customize Style" menu link
Under "Customize Your Theme" section, click on "Modules" menu item, scroll down until you see "Custom Text" option, select "Main Module Section" from the drop down menu, enable the check box for this option and then click on "Save Changes" button.
Next, click on the "Text" menu link under the same "Customize Your Theme" section and paste your tracker code in the "Custom text" box, then click on "Save Changes" button.
Verify that the tracker icon shows on all pages of your dreamwidth.org journal.

You are now ready to track your readers’ IP address and location.+
DreamWidth is a customizable online journal. If you have an account at DreamWidth.org, you can track the visits to your DreamWidth.org and trace your visitor's IP address and geographical location.

To setup your Geo IP visitor tracker, follow these steps:.

Register your web IP tracking account at TraceMyIP.org
Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item Enter your DreamWidth.org full page address and name your project
Select "DreamWidth.org" from the tracker type drop down menu while generating your TraceMyIP code
Right click on code to copy your new visitor tracking HTML code
Login to your DreamWidth.org journal
Under the "Organize" menu section On the left, click on "Customize Style" menu link
Under "Customize Your Theme" section, click on "Modules" menu item, scroll down until you see "Custom Text" option, select "Main Module Section" from the drop down menu, enable the check box for this option and then click on "Save Changes" button.
Next, click on the "Text" menu link under the same "Customize Your Theme" section and paste your tracker code in the "Custom text" box, then click on "Save Changes" button.
Verify that the tracker icon shows on all pages of your dreamwidth.org journal.

You are now ready to track your readers’ IP address and location.-

InsaneJournal.com visitor counter and statistics

Tue, 08 May 2012 03:12:41 +0100
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Register your web visitor tracking account at TraceMyIP.org
Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item Enter your InsaneJournal.com full page address and name your project
Select "InsaneJournal.com" from the tracker drop down menu while generating your TraceMyIP code
Right click on code to copy your new HTML visitor tracking code
Next, login to insanejournal.com journal
On the left, click on "Customize Journal" menu link Click on "Custom Options" tab
Scroll down until you see a text line for a web counter that says "If you have an external web counter, you can enter the HTML for it here" and paste your tracker code in that text box
Click on the "Save Changes" button at the very bottom of the page
Verify that your tracker images appears on ALL pages of your insanejournal.com journal

You are now ready to track your visitors.+
Register your web visitor tracking account at TraceMyIP.org
Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item
Enter your InsaneJournal.com full page address and name your project
Select "InsaneJournal.com" from the tracker drop down menu while generating your TraceMyIP code
Right click on code to copy your new HTML visitor tracking code
Next, login to insanejournal.com journal
On the left, click on "Customize Journal" menu link Click on "Custom Options" tab
Scroll down until you see a text line for a web counter that says "If you have an external web counter, you can enter the HTML for it here" and paste your tracker code in that text box
Click on the "Save Changes" button at the very bottom of the page
Verify that your tracker images appears on ALL pages of your insanejournal.com journal

You are now ready to track your visitors.

LiveJournal.com visitors IP tracking

Tue, 08 May 2012 01:17:24 +0100
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Register your web visitor tracking account at TraceMyIP.org
Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item
Enter your LiveJournal.com full page address and name your project
Select "LiveJournal.com" from the tracker drop down menu while generating your TraceMyIP code
Right click on code to copy your new Javascript/HTML visitor tracking code
Login to your account at LiveJournal.com
Under the "Journal" menu on top, click on "Journal Style"
Click on "Customize your theme" under your current theme on the right.
Under the "Customize Your Theme" section, click on the "Sidebars" link on the left
Under "Seventh item in sidebar" drop down select "Custom Text"
Paste your HTML code in "Content of custom block"
Click on "Save Changes"
Now verify that the TraceMyIP tracker now shows up on the left sidebar on all public pages of your Live Journal account
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Register your web visitor tracking account at TraceMyIP.org
Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item
Enter your LiveJournal.com full page address and name your project
Select "LiveJournal.com" from the tracker drop down menu while generating your TraceMyIP code
Right click on code to copy your new Javascript/HTML visitor tracking code
Login to your account at LiveJournal.com
Under the "Journal" menu on top, click on "Journal Style"
Click on "Customize your theme" under your current theme on the right.
If you are using mood themes, click on the "Advanced Options" under the "Presentation section" and place your tracker code in the web counter section at the bottom of this section, if you use other themes, continue further with this tutorial.
Under the "Customize Your Theme" section, click on the "Sidebars" link on the left.
Under "Seventh item in sidebar" drop down select "Custom Text"
Paste your HTML code in "Content of custom block"
Click on "Save Changes"
Now verify that the TraceMyIP tracker now shows up on the left sidebar on all public pages of your Live Journal account

Automatic IP blocking doesn't work and your own visits are still logged by the system

Tue, 01 May 2012 17:34:51 +0100
- If you use several browsers, you need to enable the Automatic IP blocking option while using those browsers, as each browser requires it's own IP Blocking Cookie placed in its cache directory.
+ If you use several browsers, you need to enable the Automatic IP blocking option while using those browsers, as each browser requires it's own IP Blocking Cookie placed in its cache directory.

For more information on blocking your own visits, please see this page

Stop logging your own website visits

Tue, 01 May 2012 17:34:16 +0100
- If you are having difficulties with blocking your own visits, please see http://en.ipwebtracker.com/Automatic+IP+blocking+doesn%27t+work+and+your+own+visits+are+still+logged+by+the+system" rel="">this page

+ If you are having difficulties with blocking your own visits, please see this page

Blogger.com blog visitor IP tracker

Mon, 30 Apr 2012 18:50:27 +0100
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Register your web visitor tracking account at TraceMyIP.org
Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item
Enter your blogspot.com / Blogger.com full page address and name your new project
Select "Blogger.com" from the tracker drop down menu while creating your new TraceMyIP.org code
Right click on code to copy your new Blogger JavaScript / HTML visitor tracking code
Login to your account at blogspot.com / Blogger.com
Click on "Layout" link under "Manage Blogs" section
Click on "Add a Gadget" link
Select "Basics" tab on the left
Find "HTML/Javascript" plug-in, click on the PLUS sign for this plugin. For a title type "TraceMyIP.org", then paste your visitor tracker code into the content section of the plug-in. NOTE: If you are using a Page Tracker, you need to add two separate "HTML/Javascript" plug-ins and place one for the Page Tracker as close to the top of the page as possible and one for the visitor tracker and place it closer to the middle or bottom of the page.
Click on "SAVE" button
Verify the the tracker icon shows on your blogspot.com / Blogger.com pages
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Register your web visitor tracking account at TraceMyIP.org
Login to your account and click on "Add New Project" menu item
Enter your blogspot.com / Blogger.com full page address and name your new project
Select "Blogger.com" from the tracker drop down menu while creating your new TraceMyIP.org code
Right click on code to copy your new Blogger JavaScript / HTML visitor tracking code
Login to your account at blogspot.com / Blogger.com
Click on "Layout" link under "Manage Blogs" section
Click on "Add a Gadget" link
Select "Basics" tab on the left
Find "HTML/Javascript" plug-in and click on the PLUS sign to the right. For a title type "TraceMyIP.org", then paste your visitor tracker code into the content section of the plug-in. NOTE: If you are using a Page Tracker, you need to add two separate "HTML/Javascript" plug-ins and place one for the Page Tracker as close to the top of the page as possible and one for the visitor tracker and place it closer to the middle or bottom of the page.
Click on "SAVE" button
Verify the the tracker icon shows on your blogspot.com / Blogger.com pages

2. Visitor tracker questions and answers

Fri, 20 Apr 2012 23:25:23 +0100
- If your browser cookies are deleted, the system will automatically log you out since your browser no longer stores a security session. If you do not manually delete your browser cookies and still getting logged out, check your firewal / antivirus software as it can automatically purge the browser cookies or live sessions, depending on the settings.

+ If your browser cookies are deleted, the system will automatically log you out since your browser no longer stores a security session. If you do not manually delete your browser cookies and still getting logged out, check your firewall / antivirus software as it can automatically purge the browser cookies or live sessions, depending on the settings.

Share website statistics publicly and make all tracking data available to guest account users

Fri, 06 Apr 2012 14:04:28 +0100
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Method 2: Sharing via linking your tracker icon directly to your account's statistics. To use this feature, enable the "Guest Mode" and generate" rel="">http://en.ipwebtracker.com/%281%29+Visitor+tracker+installation+procedure+overview your visitor tracker code while checking the "Public Statistics" option. The new generated code will automatically allow you to link your visitor tracker icon directly to your statistics. If you have never linked your tracker to your account statistics before, you will need to reinstall the new visitor tracker code while removing the old one. Once the new code is installed, you can always deactivate "Public Statistics" that links your tracker to your statistics simply by disabling the "Guest Mode" under your account's settings screen.
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Method 2: Sharing via linking your tracker icon directly to your account's statistics. To use this feature, enable the "Guest Mode" and " rel="">generate your visitor tracker code while checking the "Public Statistics" option. The new generated code will automatically allow you to link your visitor tracker icon directly to your statistics. If you have never linked your tracker to your account statistics before, you will need to reinstall the new visitor tracker code while removing the old one. Once the new code is installed, you can always deactivate "Public Statistics" that links your tracker to your statistics simply by disabling the "Guest Mode" under your account's settings screen.

3. What is page tracker and how it works

Tue, 27 Mar 2012 14:17:20 +0100
- With Page Tracker you can block specific IP addresses or a range of IP address by creating an IP list. Each TraceMyIP subscription level has its own limit on the number of IP addresses that can be used to allow or block visitor's access.
+ With Page Tracker you can block specific IP addresses or a range of IP addresses by creating an IP list. Each TraceMyIP subscription level has its own limit on the number of IP addresses that can be used to allow or block visitor's access.

1. What is link tracker and how it works

Tue, 27 Mar 2012 14:17:01 +0100
- Link Tracker will control the access to your links even if the visitors have changed their IPs over time. Static or dynamic - Link Tracker will track MOST of the visitors that change their IP addresses. You will also see on the Link Tracker log which visitors have changed their IP addresses.

Here are some things you can use the Link Tracker for:
Control a link to your website contact form and protect your contact form from spam, email address harvesting, or simply restrict it to be accessible to visitors from specific countries.
+ Link Tracker will control the access to your links even if the visitors have changed their IPs over time. Static or dynamic - Link Tracker will track MOST of the visitors that change their IP addresses. You will also see on the Link Tracker log which visitors have changed their IP addresses.

With Link Tracker you can block individual IP addresses or a range of IP addresses by creating an IP list. Each TraceMyIP subscription level has its own limit on the number of IP addresses that can be used to allow or block visitor's access.

Here are some things you can use the Link Tracker for:
Control a link to your website contact form and protect your contact form from spam, email address harvesting, or simply restrict it to be accessible to visitors from specific countries.

How do I downgrade my subscription to a lower level?

Tue, 27 Mar 2012 13:57:28 +0100
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If you are a LEVEL 2 or higher subscriber, you can downgrade your subscription to a lower (but not a free subscription) level. Once you downgrade, your visitor log will be automatically trimmed to delete the oldest records that exceed your new downgraded level quota.

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If you are a LEVEL 2 or higher subscriber, you can downgrade your subscription to a lower (but not a free subscription) level. Once you downgrade, your visitor log will automatically be trimmed to delete the oldest records that exceed your new downgraded level quota.

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Click on “My Projects” menu to go to your project’s summary page. Note the number of the projects you currently have. If the number of the projects you track exceeds the number of the projects on your selected downgraded subscription, delete the projects you don’t need to prevent the system from automatically locking the excess number of the projects. Once the number of the projects equals or falls below of the allowance of the downgraded subscription, you will first need to cancel your current subscription.

Go to “My Account” menu and select “Status”. In the “Payment Information” section, click on the “manage” link located to the right of your payment type. Follow the steps to cancel your current subscription. Once the subscription is cancelled, log back in to your TraceMyIP and you will be given an option to select a new subscription level.
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Click on “My Projects” menu to go to your project’s summary page. Note the number of the projects you currently have. If the number of the projects you track exceeds the number of the projects on your selected downgraded subscription, delete the projects you don’t need to prevent the system from automatically locking the excess number of the projects. Once the number of the projects equals or falls below of the allowance of the downgraded subscription, you are ready to downgrade your subscription.

You will first need to cancel your current subscription. Go to “My Account” menu and select “Status” option. In the “Payment Information” section, click on the “manage” link located to the right of your payment type. Follow the steps provided to cancel your current subscription. Once the subscription is cancelled, log back in to your TraceMyIP and you will be given an option to select a new subscription level.

Difference between JavaScript web tracker and HTML web tracker codes

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 00:13:03 +0100
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What’s the difference between using JavaScript and HTML code on websites that allow using both types?>
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JavaScript tracker is the tracking method of choice because it enables all of the advanced tracking methods on your TraceMyIP account. If your website editor allows you to install a JavaScript tracker, then you should use this method to gain the most information about your visitors. An HTML tracking code should only be used for social networks or web editors that do not allow usage of JavaScript code.

To make the process of knowing if your social network or blog supports JavaScript, simply select the name of your web page provider from the tracker code type selection menu while generating your visitor tracking code. The system will automatically provide you with the correct code and instructions if documentation for your specific website is available.

Here are some of the JavaScript tracker features that HTML tracker does not provide:

Referrer tracking – see the website URLs where your visitors find links to your site
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What’s the difference between using JavaScript and HTML code on websites that allow using both types?

JavaScript tracker is the tracking method of choice because it enables all of the advanced tracking methods on your TraceMyIP account. If your website editor allows you to install a JavaScript tracker, then you should use this method to gain the most information about your visitors. An HTML tracking code should only be used for social networks or web editors that do not allow usage of JavaScript code.

To make the process of knowing if your social network or blog supports JavaScript, simply select the name of your web page provider from the tracker code type selection menu while generating your visitor tracking code. The system will automatically provide you with the correct code and instructions if documentation for your specific website is available.

Here are some of the JavaScript tracker features that HTML tracker does not provide:
Referrer tracking – see the website URLs where your visitors find links to your site
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Page Tracker option to control access to specific pages on your website by creating IP and GEO access rules
- Once you have installed a proper tracker code on your website, your TraceMyIP account will automatically switch to the appropriate tracking mode once the first visitor is detected by the system.

If you have upgraded your tracker code from HTML version to JavaScript version, your account will automatically switch to the advanced tracking mode once a first visitor is detected with the JavaScript version of the tracker.

+ Once you have installed a proper tracker code on your website, your TraceMyIP account will automatically switch to the appropriate tracking mode once the first visitor is detected by the system.

If you have upgraded your tracker code from HTML version to JavaScript version, your account will automatically switch to the advanced tracking mode once a first visitor is detected with the JavaScript version of the tracker.

No referrer, came from or search engine information is displayed on statistics reports

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 00:12:22 +0100
- For detailed description on the difference between JavaScript and HTML code trackers, please see this document.
+ For detailed description on the difference between JavaScript and HTML code trackers, please see this document.

How is your visitor IP tracking system different from all other web statistics and analytics ...

Mon, 12 Mar 2012 05:10:24 +0100
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The system is a proprietary and highly sophisticated database driven platform that has been developed to bring a truly unique end-user experience while delivering the results and features not available from any other website visitor tracking systems in the whole world. 1. Simplicity. No confusing statistics logs, complex graphs or poorly presented numbers that confuse people around the globe.

2. Innovation. At TraceMyIP, we continuously improve the software engine and interface to deliver the latest technological achievements while making it easier to use and understand.

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The system is a proprietary and highly sophisticated database driven platform that has been developed to bring a truly unique end-user experience while delivering the results and features not available collectively from any other website visitor tracking systems in the whole world.

1. Simplicity. No confusing statistics logs, complex graphs or poorly presented numbers that confuse people around the globe.

2. Innovation. At TraceMyIP, we continuously improve the software engine and interface to deliver the latest technological achievements while making it easier to use and understand.

- TraceMyIP founders understand that success on the world wide web doesn't come easy, and takes significant efforts. Therefore webmaster’s methods of achievement must remain confidential. TraceMyIP keeps all the records private and pays its operating expenses only with help of paid subscribers and non-invasive to privacy ads that are displayed to members.

10. Security. With SSL compatible code implementation, track your online e-commerce store(s) or any other secure data transmissions without compromising the security.

11. Advanced Controls. With Link Tracker Controls, you have the ability to control which pages of your website should be visible or invisible to a defined range of visitors. Protect your pages or downloads, schedule vacation messages, protect forms from spammers and more.

+ TraceMyIP founders understand that success on the world wide web doesn't come easy, and takes significant efforts. Therefore webmaster’s methods of achievement must remain confidential. TraceMyIP keeps all the records private and pays its operating expenses only with help of paid subscribers and non-invasive to privacy ads that are displayed to members.

10. Security. With SSL compatible code implementation, track your online e-commerce store(s) or any other secure data transmissions without compromising the security.

11. Advanced Controls. With Link Tracker Controls, you have the ability to control which pages of your website should be visible or invisible to a defined range of visitors. Protect your pages or downloads, schedule vacation messages, protect forms from spammers and more.

Language specific text characters are garbled and not displayed properly in browser

Mon, 12 Mar 2012 05:08:48 +0100
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If you can’t view other than English characters properly within the user interface and visitor statistics reports, and the text appears to be garbled or displayed as question marks, you may not have a proper browser text encoding mode enabled or the character set is not installed in your operating system.

To resolve the issue:

In your browser, select “View” > “Encoding” > “Unicode (UTF-8)”.
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If you can’t view other than English characters properly within the user interface and visitor statistics reports, and the text appears to be garbled or displayed as question marks, you may not have a proper browser text encoding mode enabled or the character set is not installed in your operating system.

To resolve the issue:
In your browser, select “View” > “Encoding” > “Unicode (UTF-8)”.