WordPress obtains the most frequently viewed articles.

Statistics on article browsing times using pure code

1. The last one in the topic's functions. Php file?> Add the following code:

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Function record_visitors () {   If (is_singular ())     {   Global $ post; $ Post_ID = $ post-> ID; If ($ post_ID)       {   $ Post_views = (int) get_post_meta ($ post_ID, 'view', true ); If (! Update_post_meta ($ post_ID, 'view', ($ post_views + 1 )))           {   Add_post_meta ($ post_ID, 'Views ', 1, true );           }         }       }   }   Add_action ('WP _ head', 'record _ visitors '); /// Function name: post_views /// Function purpose: obtain the number of times the document is read Function post_views ($ before = '(click', $ after = ')', $ echo = 1) {   Global $ post; $ Post_ID = $ post-> ID; $ Views = (int) get_post_meta ($ post_ID, 'view', true ); If ($ echo) echo $ before, number_format ($ views), $ after; Else return $ views; }

2. Use the following code to call where you need to display the count:

Article read: <? Php post_views ('', 'sub');?>

Obtain the most viewed articles

In general, this is used to get popular articles. If you want to get the most frequently viewed articles from the above function, you can find the last article in the functions. Php file?> Add the following code:

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/// Function purpose: get the most read articles Function get_most_viewed_format ($ mode = '', $ limit = 10, $ show_date = 0, $ term_id = 0, $ beforetitle = '(', $ aftertitle = ')', $ beforedate = '(', $ afterdate = ')', $ beforecount = '(', $ aftercount = ')'){ Global $ wpdb, $ post; $ Output = ''; $ Mode = ($ mode = '')? 'Post': $ mode; $ Type_ SQL = ($ mode! = 'Both ')? "AND post_type = '$ mode '":''; $ Term_ SQL = (is_array ($ term_id ))? "AND $ wpdb-> term_taxonomy.term_id IN (". join (',', $ term_id). ')': ($ term_id! = 0? "AND $ wpdb-> term_taxonomy.term_id = $ term_id ":''); $ Term_ SQL. = $ term_id? "AND $ wpdb-> term_taxonomy.taxonomy! = 'Link _ category '":''; $ Inr_join = $ term_id? "Inner join $ wpdb-> term_relationships ON ($ wpdb-> posts. ID = $ wpdb-> term_relationships.object_id) inner join $ wpdb-> term_taxonomy ON ($ wpdb-> term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id = $ wpdb-> login )":''; // Database query $ Most_viewed = $ wpdb-> get_results ("select id, post_date, post_title, (meta_value + 0) AS views FROM $ wpdb-> posts left join $ wpdb-> postmeta ON ($ wpdb-> posts. ID = $ wpdb-> postmeta. post_id) $ inr_join WHERE post_status = 'Publish 'AND post_password = ''$ term_ SQL $ type_ SQL AND meta_key = 'View' GROUP BY ID ORDER BY views DESC LIMIT $ limit "); If ($ most_viewed ){ Foreach ($ most_viewed as $ viewed ){ $ Post_ID = $ viewed-> ID; $ Post_views = number_format ($ viewed-> views ); $ Post_title = esc_attr ($ viewed-> post_title ); $ Get_permalink = esc_attr (get_permalink ($ post_ID )); $ Output. = "<li> $ beforetitle $ post_title $ aftertitle "; If ($ show_date ){ $ Posted = date (get_option ('date _ format'), strtotime ($ viewed-> post_date )); $ Output. = "$ beforedate $ posted $ afterdate ";     }   $ Output. = "$ beforecount $ post_views $ aftercount </li> ";    }   } Else { $ Output = "<li> N/A </li> n ";   }   Echo $ output; }

Then use the following function call:

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<? Php get_most_viewed_format () ;?>

Summary

What the tribe needs to add here is that the number of articles browsed by the above method is different from the WP-Postviews plug-in. The code here is obtained, in fact, even search engine crawlers will make statistics.