Access Log?
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Is there any way I can trace the ISP of someone who is Googling obscene and threatening phrases to get to my blog? I’ve had 12 in the last 10 hours or so and I believe these all come from the same person who knows that I can see what Google phrases have been used. Does WP have some sort of access log where I can see what ISP someone has used who has visited my blog (but not left a comment).
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Where are these search phrases being seen? Is you blog hosted at WordPress.COM or elsewhere? Are they able to insert URLs this way?
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Under Site Stats, where it says Search Terms. Yes, the blog is hosted at wordpress.com. They can’t insert URLs. They’re just using it to send me a message – which is becoming more threatening each time. I’ve had about 24 in the last 24 hours.
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Use a plain text widget from Sitemeter and you can get some help – the IP numbers are listed
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Excellent, thank you. I’ve signed up and got the instructions but I’m stuck! would you be able to help with that please? It says add a text widget. And then click on edit in the text widget you just created. I already have one text widget in the RH side bar and I don’t know how to add another one. If I click on Text Widget on the list and drag it across, it doesn’t give me an additional one just the one I’ve already got. Presumably if I paste the HTML code into that one it will remove what was already there. Am I being stupid? (No need to answer that!). Help appreciated.
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You should be able to drag and drop a second text widget into the sidebar – sometimes you have to sort of jiggle around to open up an area to drop the next widget into.
Some themes are a bit strange so a link to the blog you are asking about would help us give you accurate help.
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I gave up trying to put up another text widget so deleted what was in the one I had and inserted the Sitemeter HTML. That now seems to work. My blog is pompoms.wordpress.com.
Very many thanks for all your help.
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If you are having trouble with the drag and drop method of adding another text widget, then try this: On the upper right of your screen (on the widgets page) there is a link to “screen options.” Click that, then click on “enable accessibility mode” so you can then use the “add” button next to the text widget. A popup with allow you to select where you want the new widget.
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