I have recently purchased the wpdatatables plugin...
1. If I need to display the ONLY the COUNT VALUE in the count result of a table query and display it on an Elementor shortcode/text widget, how do i do it? I don't want the "Count(*)" header to display on the web page above the count value.
2. I need help to generate charts (bar chart), but I am not able to proceed, because I am not able to chose the columns correctly. I have seen your documentation, but I think I am not getting the basic concept of how to choose the columns. I would be very thankful for some extra help. (a DETAILED step by step video or document of some typical case scenarios from the very beginning till the very end, would really help)
1. You can remove the headers only with some custom CSS.
2. We don't have any detailed tutorials about chart creation, but the thing is they can only have one string-type column (string, date, datetime, URL...), while all the rest need to be integer or float (numerical) columns. The string column is used for the X-axis, while the other columns are used as series on the chart. Y-axis is calculated by the values in integer (or float) columns.
Basically, this table:
was used to create the Basic Column chart on our documentation - here.
Hi,
I have recently purchased the wpdatatables plugin...
1. If I need to display the ONLY the COUNT VALUE in the count result of a table query and display it on an Elementor shortcode/text widget, how do i do it? I don't want the "Count(*)" header to display on the web page above the count value.
2. I need help to generate charts (bar chart), but I am not able to proceed, because I am not able to chose the columns correctly. I have seen your documentation, but I think I am not getting the basic concept of how to choose the columns. I would be very thankful for some extra help. (a DETAILED step by step video or document of some typical case scenarios from the very beginning till the very end, would really help)
Thanks in advance.
Singh.
Hello Singh
1. You can remove the headers only with some custom CSS.
2. We don't have any detailed tutorials about chart creation, but the thing is they can only have one string-type column (string, date, datetime, URL...), while all the rest need to be integer or float (numerical) columns. The string column is used for the X-axis, while the other columns are used as series on the chart. Y-axis is calculated by the values in integer (or float) columns.
Basically, this table:
was used to create the Basic Column chart on our documentation - here.
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Aleksandar Vuković
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Thanks a lot, Aleksandar! Your answers to other tickets are also a good learning experience!
You're welcome Singh
Glad I could help.
If you have any further questions or issues, please feel free to open a new ticket, and we'll gladly help.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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You can try wpDataTables add-ons before purchasing on these sandbox sites:
Powerful Filters | Gravity Forms Integration for wpDataTables | Formidable Forms Integration for wpDataTables | Master-Detail Tables