I have created retirement calculator https://www.noallco.com.au/retirement-calculator-2/ that I am trying to finish with a way to display the following fields automatically on the confirmation page after the GF is submitted and then onto a pdf emailed.
I want a stacked bar showing principal amount and yield based on the calculated fields in the gravity form. I have played with the sandbox (obviously without the gf integration) and can manually create the chart.
I read that it is compatible with gravity forms and gravity pdf.
I have been through a few plugins to find a way to display the data professionally so before I buy another I want to make sure it works in the way I want.
Gravity Forms integration add-on is working with a wpDataTables plugin and a core Gravity Forms plugin. However, integration with other Gravity Forms add-ons isn’t confirmed, so we cannot guarantee that it will work.
Other than that, it looks simple enough to do. Calculated fields actually show up as integer or float columns in our plugin, so there are no issues there. Charts work based on the data provided in the table, and each chart engine has its pros and cons.
What you're trying to do sounds simple, like I said, but until we get into the data, I cannot say 100%.
If you have some entries that you can share with me, I can try and create a table from the exported Gravity form, and show you what it'd look like on the chart.
Any news on whether this is possible? I have been looking through the examples in your showcase and can see charts like the Car Depreciation chart, so it must be possible.
I have already purchased the plugin plus the gravity forms integration but am hoverring towards the refund button if I can't get this solved.
Since you didn't send me the Gravity Form, I created a simple manual table with the data you provided, and you can see how the chart looks like with all data plotted onto it (attachment).
So, this looks rather easy to do, as I suspected. You can try it yourself since you purchased the plugin. Just create a table from existing entries, and then create a chart, and it should work just fine.
Also, since you purchased the plugin, for all further discussion on this and all other subjects, please open a new ticket, since this is a pre-purchase section, and is reserved for questions made before purchase.
I have created retirement calculator https://www.noallco.com.au/retirement-calculator-2/ that I am trying to finish with a way to display the following fields automatically on the confirmation page after the GF is submitted and then onto a pdf emailed.
I want a stacked bar showing principal amount and yield based on the calculated fields in the gravity form. I have played with the sandbox (obviously without the gf integration) and can manually create the chart.
I read that it is compatible with gravity forms and gravity pdf.
I have been through a few plugins to find a way to display the data professionally so before I buy another I want to make sure it works in the way I want.
Hello Jonathan.
Thank you for your interest in our plugin.
Gravity Forms integration add-on is working with a wpDataTables plugin and a core Gravity Forms plugin. However, integration with other Gravity Forms add-ons isn’t confirmed, so we cannot guarantee that it will work.
Other than that, it looks simple enough to do. Calculated fields actually show up as integer or float columns in our plugin, so there are no issues there. Charts work based on the data provided in the table, and each chart engine has its pros and cons.
What you're trying to do sounds simple, like I said, but until we get into the data, I cannot say 100%.
If you have some entries that you can share with me, I can try and create a table from the exported Gravity form, and show you what it'd look like on the chart.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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Thanks Alexandar. I will put some numbers in and attach screenshots of what it produces and what I am after from it.
Link is: https://www.noallco.com.au/retirement-calculator-2/
I have added some sample numbers and ticked the Show me the summary. 3 screenshots attached (1,2,3).
The data in these fields is what I want to show on the next confirmation screen after hitting submit.
Attached is a few of the numbers from this dataset as an example with the chart I am after based on the amount of years calculated until retirement.
Please advise if this is possible.
Thanks
Any news on whether this is possible? I have been looking through the examples in your showcase and can see charts like the Car Depreciation chart, so it must be possible.
I have already purchased the plugin plus the gravity forms integration but am hoverring towards the refund button if I can't get this solved.
Hello Jonathan.
Since you didn't send me the Gravity Form, I created a simple manual table with the data you provided, and you can see how the chart looks like with all data plotted onto it (attachment).
So, this looks rather easy to do, as I suspected. You can try it yourself since you purchased the plugin. Just create a table from existing entries, and then create a chart, and it should work just fine.
Also, since you purchased the plugin, for all further discussion on this and all other subjects, please open a new ticket, since this is a pre-purchase section, and is reserved for questions made before purchase.
Thank you for understanding.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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