From PHP 7, the function “split” has been removed so users should replace
$keys = split(',',$atts['key']);
with
$keys = explode(',',$atts['key']);
in the file tally-graph.php
Aside from this, the plugin is still working great, after 7 years!
]]>When using Tally Graph, I am now getting {CACHE:4dc2b2247b16a7a39316244176ca8bd1} (number can vary)
Example: https://zero.piepedada.com/?page_id=396&lang=nl
This worked perfectly in the past.
Any hints ?
I searched a lot on uppercase CACHE but could not find anything.
Thanks in advance,
Jan
Hi
This plugin is great, and so glad to see it’s still being downloaded regularly.
I’m asking if it’s possible to display the vertical scale on the right hand side of the graph instead of/as well as on the left
Reason for this is that if you have a full width graph it can be quite hard to see what the latest values are.
Either that or a background of horizontal lines might do it.
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FIrst of all thanks for this module and sorry for my english
Well for a project ( personnal trainer) i need to have for each user a private area (i find the plugin). Inside this area, i need to create interactive charts depending of datas enter by an user thrue a table. Only visible on the private area of the user of course.
as i undertand, your module can do it thrue custom post type? do you think is it possible to integrate it easely inside private area module? or as default in the default user profil provide by wordpress?
Thanks
]]>whats this zip all about its just a bunch of screen shots and a txt file
i downloaded the plugin and activated it , nothing to do with a zip file
now how do i get something on my page, its activated, then what
is there some code somewhere that i put in that page, forigve my ignorance and please help
i was hoping for a step by step youtube video but one doesnt exist
regards
]]>Actually my chart goes from 0 to the max value entered on data.
How can I force the min value to 70 and max value to 110 on a line chart??
Thankss.
Trying to find chart (cht) type short codes e.g. bvs = vertical bar chart. What are scatter and line charts. Is there a candlestick format? Is this plugin being developed?
]]>At some point my subscription to topics was dropped accidentally. Tally Graph has run like a champ for so long that I don’t check here often!
I don’t promise free support, but I do like feedback and I’m sorry I missed some of the positive reviews posted here. Thanks!
]]>change background of chart – chf+bg,s,ffffff (replace ffffff with your color)
add chart title – chtt=”chart title here”
modify chart title – chts=666666,10 (666666 is the color, 10 is the size)
Thank you so much for this plugin!
I’ve been struggling with a 6 year old boy who seems borderline ADHD and wetting himself frequently.
This plugin is installed (and working) on a blog I setup to track occurrences of certain behavior and also used to track how I respond to certain behavior. I’m using it to track the “attending” method (in minutes) described in the book “Parenting the strong willed child”. Also tracking -tv minutes- .vs. -book pages read-, and -wet pants-, -wet bed-, -defiance/anger moments-.
Until now, I’ve had no easy to track correlations between my consistency and the child’s response to it, or lack of it. The blog is un-published at the moment, but may be made public in the future.
The plugin installed and worked out of the box as described. I hope to donate money to the plug-in author at some point. But alas, money is tight at this time.
Thanks Again!
]]>Hi Dylan. Firstly, thanks for this plug-in. I appreciate the effort you’ve put into it.
I’ve already got TallyGraph working, but I’m wanting to track stat changes on a daily basis; so spawning each value using a new post is impractical.
Obviously the issue lies with WordPress itself; as the date is associated with the post, not stored with the custom value (wp_postsmeta
).
Ideally, I think it’d be best to have a new/separate table that’s populated with WordPress values; along the lines of:
cf_id
, post_id
, post_date
meta_key
and meta_value
.
I was just wondering if you had come across a plug-in that does this sort of thing already, or if this was something you were looking to add in the future?
]]>Rewrites .htaccess.
Spits out PHP error for live site and admin interface.
Do not enable.
Could not activate due to Fatal Error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘=’, expecting ‘)’ in /home/content/X/X/X/XXXXXXXXXXXX/html/XXXXXXXXX/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/tally-graph/tally-graph.php on line 219
Is there a way to track only the logged-in author’s data on the chart? Because the website will be used only by registered users.
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