Having answered a Facebook group post about the new uptime monitoring and pro reports, I thought I’d say that I noticed the following tokens exist for use within pro reports and having tested a few of them, they do seem to render:
Now, as luck would have it I happened to see there was an update a few minutes before this question was asked and noticed the new tokens so you need to be running Version 5.0.6
A new uptime monitoring solution was added recently to MainWP and this appears to be the tokens for that data
- [uptime.alltimeuptimeratio]
- [uptime.uptime7]
- [uptime.uptime15]
- [uptime.uptime30]
- [uptime.uptime45]
- [uptime.uptime60]
- [uptime.stats]
- [uptime.numberofincidents]
- [uptime.responsetime.avg]
- [uptime.responsetime.min]
- [uptime.responsetime.max]
- [uptime.startdate]
- [uptime.enddate]
- [uptime.visits.chart]
The reason for this is the code within pro-reports
if ( ! empty( $reports_data['response_time_chart_data'] ) && is_array( $reports_data['response_time_chart_data'] ) ) {
$chart_data = $reports_data['response_time_chart_data'];
}
// 'uptimeratiosall' => 365, // Last 365 days.
// 'uptimeratios7' => 7,
// 'uptimeratios15' => 15,
// 'uptimeratios30' => 30,
// 'uptimeratios45' => 45,
// 'uptimeratios60' => 60,
$output = array();
$output['uptime.alltimeuptimeratio'] = isset( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratiosall'] ) && is_numeric( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratiosall'] ) ? number_format( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratiosall'], 2 ) . ' %' : 'N/A';
$output['uptime.uptime7'] = isset( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios7'] ) && is_numeric( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios7'] ) ? number_format( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios7'], 2 ) . ' %' : 'N/A';
$output['uptime.uptime15'] = isset( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios15'] ) && is_numeric( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios15'] ) ? number_format( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios15'], 2 ) . ' %' : 'N/A';
$output['uptime.uptime30'] = isset( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios30'] ) && is_numeric( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios30'] ) ? number_format( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios30'], 2 ) . ' %' : 'N/A';
$output['uptime.uptime45'] = isset( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios45'] ) && is_numeric( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios45'] ) ? number_format( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios45'], 2 ) . ' %' : 'N/A';
$output['uptime.uptime60'] = isset( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios60'] ) && is_numeric( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios60'] ) ? number_format( $uptime_ratios['uptimeratios60'], 2 ) . ' %' : 'N/A';
$output['uptime.stats'] = $this->render_uptime_monitoring_stats_reports( $monitor, $events_data );
$output['uptime.numberofincidents'] = isset( $incidents['count_incidents'] ) ? intval( $incidents['count_incidents'] ) : 'N/A';
$output['uptime.responsetime.avg'] = isset( $reports_data['avg_resp_time'] ) ? esc_html( $reports_data['avg_resp_time'] ) : 'N/A';
$output['uptime.responsetime.min'] = isset( $reports_data['min_resp_time'] ) ? esc_html( $reports_data['min_resp_time'] ) : 'N/A';
$output['uptime.responsetime.max'] = isset( $reports_data['max_resp_time'] ) ? esc_html( $reports_data['max_resp_time'] ) : 'N/A';
$output['uptime.startdate'] = MainWP_Pro_Reports_Utility::format_datestamp( $date_from, true );
$output['uptime.enddate'] = MainWP_Pro_Reports_Utility::format_datestamp( $date_to, true );
$output['uptime.visits.chart'] = $this->render_uptime_monitoring_reports_chart( $date_from, $date_to, $chart_data, $site_id );
self::$buffer[ $uniq ] = $output;
return $output;
