About this plugin
Codlino Statistics stores website analytics in your own WordPress database. It provides a compact dashboard with configurable retention, CSV exports and a choice of Arabic, English or French. Arabic uses a right-to-left layout.
Features:
- Page views and estimates of daily unique visitors.
- Today, Yesterday, 7-day, 30-day, 90-day and rolling 365-day reports.
- Monthly chart for the annual report; daily totals in CSV exports.
- Popular page paths, referring website domains and device categories.
- Per-administrator dashboard language preferences.
- Configurable retention from 7 to 365 days.
- Optional integration with your analytics consent banner.
- Exclusion of logged-in users, common bot user agents, Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control.
Reports start when tracking is enabled. Previous traffic cannot be imported. A returning visitor can be counted once on each day; totals over a period sum daily estimates.
Browser privacy tools, disabled JavaScript and blocked requests can affect counts.
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Privacy and external services
Codlino Statistics does not use external analytics services, remote fonts, third-party scripts or telemetry. Events are sent from the visitor’s browser to a REST endpoint on your own website and stored in your WordPress database.
The plugin stores the website-local date, page path without its query string, referring domain, device category and a daily HMAC derived from the visitor’s connection IP address and browser user agent. It does not store raw IP addresses, raw user agents, full referring URLs or tracking cookies. Hashed identifiers are pseudonymous estimates, not a guarantee of anonymization.
Your server, proxy and other software may separately keep request logs.
When consent mode is enabled, visits are recorded only after your consent integration provides a positive signal. The plugin does not supply a consent banner or determine your site’s legal requirements. Site owners should explain their analytics practices in their privacy policy and configure consent appropriately.
Events are retained for the configured period. WordPress cron removes older records once daily, subject to cron execution. Saving settings also applies retention immediately.
Deactivation keeps your data; uninstalling the plugin deletes its table, settings and language preferences.
Consent integration
Enable “Require analytics consent” in Tracking preferences and connect your banner to the following browser event after permission is granted:
dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('codlino:consent', { detail: true }));
codlinoConsent to false and dispatch the same event with detail: false. Restore a granted state on each page through your consent manager; Codlino does not persist this choice itself.