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  Public Ticket #2297293
Using editable tables for front-end interactive simulation
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  • Elijah Olivas started the conversation
    February 11, 2020 at 5:47pm

    Hello,

    Our team is in the process of switching our website over to a web developer that mostly utilizes WordPress, and so I am trying to devise a way to embed what we need into WordPress. We will be creating a series of agent-based and system dynamics models that we want end users to be able to interact with, change parameters for, and see results from on the front end. From what I can tell from information available on this site, this should hypothetically be possible by creating an editable table with pre-populated values and linking it to a graph or chart such that the input values directly output the results of the simulation. However, if the calculations for the agent-based models and system dynamics models need to be conducted through Python code, would I be able to link that code to the editable table and output values into the graph or chart for end-users to see in real time?

    Thanks!

    Elijah

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    Aleksandar replied
    February 12, 2020 at 10:51am

    Hello Elijah

    Thank you for your interest in wpDataTables.

    Charts can only be created from existing wpDataTables, so if you create a manual table, or an SQL Query based table, you will be able to allow your front-end users to enter data into that table. When creating the chart, you simply need to select the table as the data source, and it will display whatever is entered in the table.

    There's no need for any coding, especially in Python, as everything is done from plugin's UI. 

    Kind Regards, 

    Aleksandar Vuković
    [email protected]

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