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by Tom Fotherby
5 (1 reviews)
Fotherplot
A WordPress plugin for plotting some data in a custom field against time. It uses the Google charts API to render a simple line chart.
Tested up to WP 3.3.2 (Current: 6.8.2)
v0.0.9
Current Version v0.0.9
Updated 13 years ago
Last Update on 04 Mar, 2012
Synced 6 days ago
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- Version
- 0.0.9
- Last Updated
- Mar 04, 2012
- Requires WP
- 2.5+
- Tested Up To
- 3.3.2
- PHP Version
- N/A
- Author
- Tom Fotherby
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Fotherplot
To display the chart on any post or page, simple embed the text "[fotherplot]" into the content. The tag will be replaced with the chart image.
If you want to display the chart on a page:
Copy the page_fotherplot.php page template from the plugin directory to the folder of the theme you're currently using (/wp-content/themes/<currentThemeName>/).
From the WordPress dashboard, create a new page.
From the "Template" dropdown in the sidebar, select "Fotherplot".
Use preview to check it works (remember you need to have a couple of values input before you'll see a chart).
An alternative method to display the chart somewhere specific (e.g. in a post):
Install the phpexec.php plugin so you can run PHP code from pages and posts. Activate this plugin from the dashboard.
To plot the chart, in one of your pages or posts, put the following: <phpcode><?php echo plotDataAgainstTime(); ?></phpcode>. You can just display the chart or just the data list (or both). See the parameter options below.
If you want to display the chart on a page:
Copy the page_fotherplot.php page template from the plugin directory to the folder of the theme you're currently using (/wp-content/themes/<currentThemeName>/).
From the WordPress dashboard, create a new page.
From the "Template" dropdown in the sidebar, select "Fotherplot".
Use preview to check it works (remember you need to have a couple of values input before you'll see a chart).
An alternative method to display the chart somewhere specific (e.g. in a post):
Install the phpexec.php plugin so you can run PHP code from pages and posts. Activate this plugin from the dashboard.
To plot the chart, in one of your pages or posts, put the following: <phpcode><?php echo plotDataAgainstTime(); ?></phpcode>. You can just display the chart or just the data list (or both). See the parameter options below.
Optional Parameter 1: Name of custom field. This is not necessary because by default the custom field specified in the settings page is used but you can use this if you want to override the default (i.e. Only really useful if you want to chart more than one custom field).
Optional Parameter 3: Whether to show chart image. 1=yes, 0=no. Defaults to yes.
Optional Parameter 4: Whether to show list of custom values. 1=yes, 0=no, Defaults to yes.
Examples:
You can also use the same parameters in the shortcode: [fotherplot customfieldname="mycustomfield" showgraph=1 showlist=1].
Optional Parameter 3: Whether to show chart image. 1=yes, 0=no. Defaults to yes.
Optional Parameter 4: Whether to show list of custom values. 1=yes, 0=no, Defaults to yes.
Examples:
You can also use the same parameters in the shortcode: [fotherplot customfieldname="mycustomfield" showgraph=1 showlist=1].