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In reply to: [Visualizer: Tables and Charts Manager for WordPress] Broken in 3.8?Hi @btrivedi
Is there any way to deactivate WP Super Cache plugin, clear its cache and recheck the plugin?
Hi there!
The data is stored in your database and rather than edit it manually, I would like to recommend you to write a hook for it. Read more about it in this wiki page.
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In reply to: [Google Maps Plugin by Intergeo] Overlay API?It is possible to develop an ability to change fill color from front end. All you need is just to process color submission and update appropriate database record. However it require PHP knowledge. I would like to recommend you to hire a freelancer (elance/odesk/etc) to do this job.
Any way if you need any further help then ask me, otherwise, please, mark this thread as resolved (if you think so).
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In reply to: [Google Maps Plugin by Intergeo] Overlay API?Do you know PHP? If you don’t it will be better right now to edit database record.
All shapes are stored in overlays array. As you can see in the json above there is array of rectangles. To enter your coordinates, just edit path array. It contains two subarrays: [“29.592136”, “-82.238889”] and [“29.592542”, “-82.238427”]. It is two points of your rectangle. Enter your coordinates, and the rectangle will be updated.
Try to play with it and you will see what you need to change.
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In reply to: [Google Maps Plugin by Intergeo] Custom MarkersI mark this thread as resolved because I haven’t received any info from topic starter.
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In reply to: [Google Maps Plugin by Intergeo] About marker clustering …Hi @iho_fff,
Unfortunately currently it is not… 🙁
But I will keep it in mind and work on it next time.Regards,
EugeneForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Maps Plugin by Intergeo] Overlay API?Hi Pat!
They are stored in database. The plugin uses custom post type to store all maps. All settings are stored in a post body as json. You can override it manually or you can apply your own hook to filter map options.
Use hook attribute in the shortcode like this:
[intergeo hook="my_custom_intergeo_hook"]...[/intergeo]Then in your plugin or theme you can do like this:
add_filter( 'my_custom_intergeo_hook', 'my_intergeo_filter' ); function my_intergeo_filter( $options ) { // edit option ... // return updated options return $options; }Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Google Maps Plugin by Intergeo] wow …Thanks a lot!
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In reply to: [Visualizer: Tables and Charts Manager for WordPress] Broken in 3.8?Hi @btrivedi
what plugins do you use?
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In reply to: [Visualizer: Tables and Charts Manager for WordPress] Data selectionHi @ronlockri
What do you mean by selecting a range? How do you want to use it? You can prepare separate CSV file which will contain only desired data, can’t you?
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In reply to: [Visualizer: Tables and Charts Manager for WordPress] Great plugin!!You are welcome @ronlockri!
Hi drew1
Currently it is impossible to do without custom coding, but if you know PHP and JS you can do it for yourself by filtering a chart data. Read this article to learn more information.
Let me know if it helps you.
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In reply to: [Visualizer: Tables and Charts Manager for WordPress] Broken in 3.8?Hi there.
Could you deactivate all plugins except visualizer and try again? If it still doesn’t work, then switch theme to standard one and re-try?
Let me know whether it helps or not.