Plugin / amCharts: Charts and Maps

amCharts

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes. You can either set the plugin to use publically available libraries loaded from www.amcharts.com or from your local server.
Plugin will use amCharts 4 when installed anew. You are able to switch between versions in plugin’s settings.
No. This plugin allows editing a code directly in WordPress admin as well as inserting the charts into posts or pages using shortcodes. It’s not a fully fledged chart/map editor. It’s a plugin designed to get your chart/map code into WordPress easily.
Nope. The plugin will take care of that for you. The required JavaScript libraries will be included in the footer of the page automatically. Plugin will include only those libraries that are actually required to render the chart. If no charts are there on the page, no additional libraries will be included. Let’s keep the footprint small 😉
Yes. Use the following PHP code: Or, you can retrieve the chart object using following function: This will return an object with the following properties: title – a chart title post – a reference to original WP post object resources – a list of resource urls html – HTML code javascript – JavaScript code
Yes, starting from version 1.0.7. Any parameter prefixed with “data-” will be passed into chart code via global AmCharts.wpChartData object. I.e.: [amcharts id="pie-1" data-file="data1.csv" data-sort="asc"] The above shortcode will insert the following code before actual chart code: AmCharts.wpChartData = { "file": "data1.csv", "sort": "asc" } You can then reference those passed variables in your chart code. I.e.: alert( AmCharts.wpChartData.file );
Yes: amcharts_shortcode_data ( $data – parsed data passed in via data-* parameters of the shortcode, $atts ) amcharts_shortcode_resources ( $resources – text data from resources box, $atts ) amcharts_shortcode_libs ( $libs – array of resouces, $atts ) amcharts_shortcode_javascript ( $javascript – JavaScript portion of the chart, $atts ) amcharts_shortcode_html ( $html – HTML portion of the chart, $atts )
Yup. It fully supports WPML. You can create language-specific versions of the charts and maps. The plugin will automatically select proper language when displaying it.

Ratings

5
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Details Information

Version

1.2

First Released

27 Feb, 2014

Total Downloads

53,514

Wordpress Version

3.0 or higher

Tested up to:

5.2.4

Require PHP Version:

-

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Languages

The plugin hasn't been transalated in any language other than English.

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