Mint Peppermill

Release Notes

Version 0.4

• Few HTML fixes (Google Chrome had some problems with missing end tags);
• Changed a few internal functions: better PHP5 support;
• Some cosmetic changes;
• Added the Import-Export function to the preferences tab;
• Tags that are not found in the visitors table are coloured red in the preferences tab.

Version 0.32

• Due to conflicts with the Secret Crush pepper Nametags now uses it’s own field for recording the IP address.
• Proxy IP addresses are recognised now;
• Still Mint 1.2+ & 2.0 compatible :);
• Some code changes & bugfixes.

Version 0.3

Version 0.3 released by Shaun Inman to resolve a conflict with Secret Crush (Nametags was overwriting a value owned by Secret Crush causing both to report inaccurate data when a visitor or server is behind a proxy or Mint is hosted on a cluster). This update requires Mint 2. A subsequent update by the original developer may revert that requirement to Mint 1.2.

Version 0.2

20070315

• Mint 1.2+ & 2.0 compatible (some colors are weird in 1.2+);
• Nametags records the IP address of your visitor. So you’re warned :)
• Nametags now shows the last used IP address of a visitor;
• If you add an IP tag, the database table is updated by adding the tag to all the visits made by this IP address;
• You can add/edit the IP tag in place by clicking on a hostname/IP. There you will see a link ‘edit IP tag’;
• You can mark a visitor as ‘favorite’ by clicking on the ‘add as favorite’ link in the page visits;
• The tabs are changed into:
  • Tagged - all tagged visitors (Cookie and IP based)
  • Favorites - all your ‘favorite’ visitors
  • Visitors - all visitors (tagged and untagged)
  • Search - search for a visitor.
• In the preferences you can set that all IP tags are shown in the ‘Favorites’ tab;
• Only hostname is shown. Mouse over shows the IP address;
• The color of the IP tags are a bit less red now;
• In the search tab you can click on an available tag to fill the search form with this tag;
• If you assign a tag to an IP address, optionally a ookie will be set when this IP address visits your website again. Now you can keep track of this visitor, even when his IP address change.
• You can set multiple cookie names to track;
• Code cleanup and small bugfixes.