Ruben

Great, thanks!.

Hi,

You are getting the chart at the end of the page because you are appending it after the body in the following line:

var svgContainer = d3.select(“body”).append(“svg”) …

Instead of that you should use the <div> ID that the plugin creates automatically for you inside the body. It can be accessed using the WPD3_CHART_ID constant:

var svg = d3.select(“WPD3_CHART_ID”).append(“svg”) …

(or the old method, using the tab id you get at the tab of your editor, but this is discouraged, e.g.):

var svg = d3.select(“.wpd3946-0”).append(“svg”)

Hi,
I think what you propose is feasible, the only thing to consider is how to provide the width and height for the chart, and if it can be automatically calculated.
I will look into this in the next plugin version ??

Thanks for the feedback!.

Hi,
I haven’t checked all the example yet but you don’t have to include the d3.js lib as it’s already included in the plugin.

Hi,
could you provide anything to debug the issue? A link to the page or the code would help a lot.

Hi,

This could be implemented. Maybe it will find its way in the next update ??

Thanks!.

Hi,

Now seriously, the last plugin version 2.1.2 should resolve this (again ;-))

R.

Hi,

the new plugin version 2.1.2 should resolve this as the plugin now defines javascript namespaces for the charts.

R.

Hi p_ebox,

Yes, you are right. Currently the plugin keeps the information on the post/page, so the barchart content rendered would be that one stored on it.

The initial aim of the plugin is to provide d3 charts per-post, not per-user, so if two users want to different content for the same D3 chart it would be accomplished by duplicating the code on each of their posts.

R.

I removed a couple of duplicated headers that made the plugin appear as repeated on the plugins list (even with that the charts were rendered). Apart of that I couldn’t reproduce your issue.

Hi, could you provide a link to the web?

Hi,

the new version of the plugin (2.1) addresses the multiple charts issue.

R.

Hi,

You are right, .csv or .tsv doesn’t matter as long as wordpress allows you to upload the text file (some extensions are blocked).
In the example I used tsv because as you noticed there are no commas :-).

The d3.min.js is already included in the WpD3 plugin, in the text editor you should drop your own code.

Hi nrosquist,

I checked your link and I was able to reproduce your issue in my dev setup.
Although both charts appear the first loop stops iterating but I guess it may be a problem regarding the D3 library more that the Wp-D3 plugin.

Hi,

I’m closing this as is not related to any specific issue.

R.