mwassmer

Boris – I just send you a message via the Contact form on your website.

Unfortunately, deleting the plugin files didn’t fix the original OptIn Forms problem that was apparently caused by entering the link. Deleting the plugin files only got my site up and running after it crashed as a result of adding the unregister_setting function call.

Thanks Boris, a step-by-step walkthrough would be great! I’m using form number 05.

Please disregard my previous post. Apparently, the problems are occurring because I did not properly register jQuery in my amCharts code.

This approach makes sense, but I’m having trouble implementing it. Here’s what I’ve done so far:
– Created a new default serial chart using the WP plugin
– On this page, I embedded the chart using [amcharts id="serial-4"].
– On the same page, I added a link to the lightboxed version of the same chart. To do this, I created an iLightBox gallery, added a single slide to the gallery, selected “HTML” for the slide “type,” set the HTML content to [amcharts id="serial-4"], and used [ilightbox id="1"]See same chart in lightbox[/ilightbox] to generate the link to the lightbox.
– In my chart’s HTML, I changed the width to 500px because I was concerned that 100% might be problematic for iLightBox. My chart’s HTML is <div id="%CHART%" style="width: 500px; height: 300px; background-color: "#ffffff";></div>. Note that I also changed the background color to avoid any potential problems with iLightBox’s default black background.
– I removed the var from the chart’s Javascript code for the chart variable declaration to make it a global variable.
– I called amcharts2.invalidateSize() in several different iLightBox event handlers and in the Chrome console window, but it isn’t working. I’m also getting a lot of undefined is not a function errors in the console.
– When I was playing around with this yesterday, I briefly got the chart to show up in the lightbox, but then it stopped working after I made some other changes and I couldn’t remember what I did to get it working. In other words, I think this is close to working!

Another related question: how do I know what variable name to use when I call the invalidateSize() method in the iLightBox event handler? I’m a little confused about the %CHART% feature for variable name declarations and how this affects Javascript calls on the chart object. I think amcharts2 is the name that was generated in my example page (it appeared in the Chrome console), so that’s why I used for testing purposes. I think amcharts2 is the chart that successfully appears on my WP page.