Hi Max,
any change you pick up this project in the near future?
]]>Is it possible to create a chart from multiple forms which is very important for a summary of all forms?
]]>Hello Support,
I am new to GF and i am trying to learn how i can show users after taking a survey personalized results based on their answers.
The GF community and GF support referred me to Maxicharts. But i can only find information on how to display results based on multiple survey users.
I there any documentation available for me to tell me how i can show personal results after someone filled in the survey?
Would love to hear,
Lynn
]]>Hello! I have 3 different checkbox fields with the same type of choices.
I would like to show in 1 pie chart the average of these 3 different fields.
Each field has 4 checkboxes, I only need to filter 2.
https://snipboard.io/AFPN2y.jpg
Form ID: 30
fields 1 id: 1
field 2 id: 3
Values needed in the chart: adecuado / inadecuado
https://snipboard.io/dOfyAR.jpg
Hi, any clue about whats happening here?. Its a test page and the graph grows and never stops.
Thanks!
]]>Hi there,
I seem to have run into an issue with your plugin.
When trying to create any kind of chart using the following shortcode on any page, I am only getting white space where the chart is supposed to be and the advertisement link to your site at the bottom:
[gfchartsreports gf_form_id=”10″ height=”500px” gf_entry_id=”last” count_answers=”1″ group_fields=”1″ include=”1,2,3,4,5″ type=”radar”]
I used simple number fields and even tried to rename them or create admin field labels, but nothing worked.
I feel like there is an easy solution to this, but I am just not seeing it…
]]>It is possible to add the shortcode to the dashboard widget? i have some plugins that create new panels, but when i added the shortcode, none of them worked. Is there a way for easily add the chart shortcode to the dashboard widget?
]]>// FIXME : multi gf sources does not work
/*
* if (! empty($gf_form_ids) && count($gf_form_ids) > 1 && ! empty($multi_include) && count($multi_include) > 1) {
* // process multi-form sources
* self::getLogger()->info("#### MULTI sources process");
*
* $multiCombined = array_combine($gf_form_ids, $multi_include);
* self::getLogger()->info($multiCombined);
* $countArray = array();
* foreach ($multiCombined as $gf_id => $field_id) {
* self::getLogger()->info("#### MULTI " . $gf_id . ' -> ' . $field_id);
* $entries = $this->getGFEntries($gf_id, $maxentries, $custom_search_criteria, $atts);
* $currentReportFields = $this->buildReportFieldsForGF($gf_id, $type, array(
* $field_id
* ), null, $datasets_invert);
*
* self::getLogger()->info("#### MULTI Counting " . $gf_id . ' -> ' . $field_id);
*
* $currentCount = $this->countAnswers($currentReportFields, $entries);
* $reportFieldsArray[] = $currentReportFields;
*
* $answers = reset($currentCount)['answers'];
*
* $mergedAnswers = array_merge($mergedAnswers, $answers);
* $countArray[] = $currentCount;
* }
*
* self::getLogger()->debug("#### MULTI DATA RETRIEVED " . count($reportFieldsArray) . ' graph should be merged');
* self::getLogger()->debug($countArray);
* self::getLogger()->debug($reportFieldsArray);
* $reportFields = reset($reportFieldsArray);
* self::getLogger()->debug($reportFields);
*
* self::getLogger()->debug(array_search("answers", $countArray));
*
* $reportFields = $this->computeScores($countArray, $reportFields);
*
* self::getLogger()->info($rpa);
* } else
*/what does it mean?
]]>Hi there,
Wondering if anybody has had trouble with gf_entry_id
It seems that no matter what I have there, the chart will always use the first entry that exists.
I tried both: gf_entry_id=”{entry_id}” and gf_entry_id=”last”
I also tried manually inserting an entry ID
Anybody else had this issue?
For demo purposes, I have turned off entry saving in Gravity forms so that there is only ever 1 entry, and then it works. But of course, I would like to use entry_id.
On the results page, I know entry_id is passed as I can display it on the confirmation screen.
Thanks in advance anyone who can offer insight.
Cheers!
Paul
Short code:
[gfchartsreports gf_form_id=”5″ type=”pie” exclude=”5,6″ color_set=”Nivo3″ color_rand=”0″ height=”200px” tooltip_style=”BOTH” position=”float” case_insensitive=”0″ filter=”0″/]
On the page scroll down to Board and Committee Effectiveness Version 2 and note the two questions that should not display.
]]>Using a shortcode to show a chart of results for an assessment (using gravity forms).
When the page is loaded it is blank but I can see these entries with the inspector:
<div class=” maxicharts_reports-wrap”><canvas style=”height:200px;width: content-box;” id=”id5c621555f06cb4pie” class=”maxicharts_reports_canvas”></canvas></div>
Here are the errors that are displaying on the page (via query monitor)
Warning count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable 58
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts/maxicharts.php:1159
Plugin: maxicharts
Notice Undefined variable: columns 5
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wp-content/plugins/maxicharts/maxicharts.php:720
Plugin: maxicharts
Notice Undefined variable: rows 5
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wp-content/plugins/maxicharts/maxicharts.php:721
Plugin: maxicharts
Notice Undefined index: gf_entry_id 5
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wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:819
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Array to string conversion 10
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wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:850
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: group_fields 5
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wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:204
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Array to string conversion 203
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wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:262
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined variable: fieldType 72
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wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:268
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: gsurveyLikertEnableMultipleRows 58
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wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:315
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: multisets 58
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wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:329
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined variable: datasets_invert 58
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:352
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: group_fields 5
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:471
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: correctness_count 58
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:536
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: answers_typology 58
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:549
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: correctness_count 58
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:366
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: correctness_count 58
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:387
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: answers_typology 58
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:552
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined variable: fieldId 58
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:903
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: answers_typology 58
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on/mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php:907
Plugin: maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on
Notice Undefined index: data_conversion 5
+ Toggle button
wp-content/plugins/maxicharts/mcharts_data_conversion_plugin.php:144
Plugin: maxicharts
Notice Undefined index: datasets 58
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wp-content/plugins/maxicharts/maxicharts.php:1159
Plugin: maxicharts
is this a php 7.2 compatibility issue? We are running the most current version of this plugin and the maxicharts plugin.
Thanks, Diane
]]>Does this plugin not detect the quiz add on used by Gravity Forms? No matter how I set it up I can’t seem to get it to read data out of any quiz field.
]]>Dear Sir,
Thanks for the great plugin, but on my site, this is not working.
Could you please help.
Thanks
Subhash
Hi
i have two fields that one of theme is checkbox(id=1) and the other is number(id=2), i want to count checkboxes items for each group of my data that have the same number(id=2) it looks like the link below:
https://maxicharts.com/gf-survey-add-on-multi-lines/
but there you have one field but i have two fields.
is it possible?
Hi there,
I have this plugin on a few websites and I have just figured out this plugin is ‘replacing’ the default GF datepicker.
When this plugin is activated the datepicker styling changes and no matter what format you set in the date field it only outputs mm/dd/yyyy.
When I deactivate this plugin the datepicker goes back to normal.
Can you please investigate this?
]]>Is it possible to always show the sum, without needing to hover over the bar? Maybe showing the sum inside or above the bars?
]]>Hi There,
We are trying to work with MaxiCharts Gravity Forms Source add-on, due to use it into an email notification, after a web survey developed with Gravity Forms.
We are using Gravity Forms notification using the following shortcode, but it doesn’t work:
[gfchartsreports gf_form_id=”44″ include=”42″ color_set=”red” type=”Bar”]
Basically the “include field – 42” is a percentage value and it’s calculated based on the survey’s result.
NB. All Gravity’s Add-on Plugins are running with last available version (MaxiCharts 1.4.3, MaxiCharts Gravity Forms Source Add-on 1.6.1).
Please let us know
Many thanks in advance
Regards,
Luigi
See Screenshot:
https://gyazo.com/46155dea2b90f144528721468bbebdb2
I’ve hidden the PHP errors from the actual link.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
]]>Hi,
I just upgraded to the current version. But realized that the bar chart for multi-line changed. It listed all the result options and forced all the filled result at the upper side area of the chart.
This behavior is showing at your website as well.
https://maxicharts.com/gf-survey-add-on-multi-lines/ which I think is quite different from the previous intention.
Will there be any bug fix on the way? Please kindly advise.
Thank you.
I am hoping to use this plugin to show the results of a specific entry from a multi-row likert survey field. I have already been able to filter it thanks to the instructions on your website.
Is there a way to have the chart plot the questions scores instead of the number of responses?
Thank you for any direction you are able to provide.
]]>Hi,
I was wondering if it is possible to use gravity forms with forms created with different plugins? If not, is it possible just to pull info from database and if so, what would the shortcode be for that?
Thanks
]]>I am creating a page with statistics for every question some of the questions are build with the survey addon. all survey fields display but there is nu data in the chart it self.
So option 1 option 2 option 3 is visible but not the numbers in the piechart or bars.
Bug?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8cl4mfau52gxre7/Screen%20Shot%202018-03-14%20at%2016.43.41.png?dl=0
]]>I Have a form that uses images in some radio button fields.
These fields are not showing data properly on the maxi charts pages.
Please help
]]>Hello!
Please make sure that you can combine data from different forms.
I am using your plugin to generate annual charts for the same forms. I am trying to figure out what determines the colors assigned for each option. Is it possible to set it up so that each selection is the same color across each year ? For instance, so that a particular township (ie “huntington” is always yellow) so that we can see visually how that changes from year to year ?
]]>Hello, when activating I get this error message :
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in wordpress\wp-content\plugins\maxicharts-gravity-forms-source-add-on\mcharts_gf_source_add_on.php on line 834
thank
]]>Hi
Is it possible to combine single answer Gravity Form Questions / Fields into a single pie, graph or line graph?
I downloaded, installed and tested and it appears as though each field/answer is a different graph?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Jason
]]>