At Automattic, we firmly believe that JavaScript is the future of WordPress, so we worked hard to showcase the power and beauty of a JavaScript-driven design within your WordPress Dashboard.
We’re really proud of what we’ve built, and we’d like you to weigh in on this change before we ship our big update. Please sign up to be a Jetpack Beta Tester and install the beta plugin today, which will let you run Jetpack 4.3 right away. If you’re a theme or plugin developer, please test it alongside your products to make sure that there aren’t any compatibility issues. If you’re a hosting provider, please try it out on your infrastructure and see how it works. If you’re a user, give it a spin and let us know what your experience is.
Your feedback is extremely important to us. You can send feedback through our Beta feedback form or opening a new issue on our GitHub repository.
Thank you helping us continue to improve Jetpack!
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Really like the new beta, very clean UI and very easy to use.
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If the screenshot is any indication of what’s coming, I’m actually NOT looking forward to it. The information density and today/yesterday comparisons on the existing (old) stats page are EXCELLENT and the new “WordPress.com” style stats are rather useless by comparison.
Running some wp.COM hosted blogs as well, I’d also like to add that I switch back to the old WP Admin interface EVERY time I need to almost -anything- on those blogs.
Sorry if that sounds rather negative; I hope you have enough testing and data to support a switch to a different design. I for one am not keen on seeing it happen. Sorry again.
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Thanks for the feedback!
You can rest assured: the old stats aren’t going away. You’ll still have the option to use the old stats, or the new ones if you want to give it a try.
Since you’ve also sent us an email with some more detailed feedback about the new Stats page, we’ll address your questions there.
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Please add a feature for hide website field from jetpack comment system
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That’s not possible right now, but I took note of your feedback here. Thanks!
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why the css is unnecessarily filled with modules which I have not activated ? (for example carousel)
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The CSS editor should not include any content once you’ve activated the module, unless you previously entered custom CSS on that screen.
If you’re having trouble with that module or with another, do not hesitate to send us an email!
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WSoD with Jetpack 4.3. Had to delete the folder. Where can I find a copy of 4.2.2?
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Sorry for all the trouble! This should help you get your site back.
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The WSoD problem has been solved with this line
AddHandler php53-fcgi .php
in a .htaccess file.
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My website uses the Expound theme and five plugins including Akismet, Jetpack, Most Popular Tags, TablePress and WP Super Cache. Now the version of Jetpack is 4.2.2. However, if I update it to 4.3, my website is down and occurs the error of HTTP 500.
I do not know whether the version 4.3 is incompatible with my current theme or plugins.
Thanks for your helps.
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I’m sorry to hear you’ve run into issues.
Could you try to follow the instructions here? That should help you solve the issue.
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4.3 is not working. Dashboard page says “Error fetching static.html.” Does not publisise to Facebook either.
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That’s indeed a known issue with Jetpack 4.3. We’re working on a new update to solve this issue. In the meantime, you can follow the instructions here to revert to Jetpack 4.2.2.
This is most likely a different problem. Could you contact us via this contact form so we can take a closer look at the problem?
Thanks!
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Hello jeremy,
I’m rebuild my site using ReactJS so the page full JS (single page app)
i love stats from jetpack, how to sync my reactjs page with jetpact stats?
because after i rebuild using reactjs the stats getting 0
this is the source for my website
https://github.com/preschian/preschian-com
thanks
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The 2 apps shouldn’t conflict, unless you load your app inside the Jetpack dashboard.
If no stats are being collected on your website, I’d recommend that you check and make sure that hooks like `wp_footer` or `wp_head` are still executed on your site; these hooks are used by many plugins to insert data on your site. Jetpack, for example, uses `wp_footer` to insert the Stats tracking code.
You can see how another React theme handles this here:
https://github.com/Automattic/Picard
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