Hi, I am using wpdatatables and wpdatacharts to display gauges and graphs to plot data collected by a WordPress form. I would like to be able to filter the charts without having to display the actual datatable on the same page. I can use placeholders with datatables to retrieve dynamic data when using a mysql source, but apparently I cannot do that with a datachart? Would it be possible to add the %VAR1% placeholders to the wpdatachart shortcode which could then pass it through to the underlying datatable?
Correct me if I am wrong but as I understand, you want to filter the chart but not to see the table on the same page with it. The easiest way will be to hide the table using CSS and leave the filters then this can be done.
Hi, I am using wpdatatables and wpdatacharts to display gauges and graphs to plot data collected by a WordPress form. I would like to be able to filter the charts without having to display the actual datatable on the same page. I can use placeholders with datatables to retrieve dynamic data when using a mysql source, but apparently I cannot do that with a datachart? Would it be possible to add the %VAR1% placeholders to the wpdatachart shortcode which could then pass it through to the underlying datatable?
Hi bkpeterson,
Thank you for your purchase.
Correct me if I am wrong but as I understand, you want to filter the chart but not to see the table on the same page with it.
The easiest way will be to hide the table using CSS and leave the filters then this can be done.
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
[email protected]
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