Tampilkan postingan dengan label chart. Tampilkan semua postingan
Tampilkan postingan dengan label chart. Tampilkan semua postingan

Kamis, 05 Desember 2013

Google Chart WordPress Plugin (Utilities)

A plugin help you to add responsive Google Chart to your post or page via shortcode.


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Features



  • Data is driven by built-in form or Google Spreadsheet.

  • Chart can be in Pie, Bar, Line, Column, Bubble, Area or Stepped Area.

  • Optional hole and 3D for Pie chart.

  • Optional stacked chart.

  • Optional chart title.

  • Optional hAxis and vAxis title.

  • Responsive, work fine with small screen device.

  • Live preview in the backend.

  • Multiple chart instance on same page.

  • Compatible with latest jQuery and latest WordPress.

  • Enqueue the js and css only when needed. Keep WordPress page size smaller.

  • You can add/edit the chart without touching the code. Customize/update the image and text with WordPress backend.

  • FAQ and source code are included in the package. Free update in the future.



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Top Social Stories Plugin and Widget (Utilities)

Top social stories” are your best posts, the most shared on social networks, discover and analyze your most viral posts with this plugin and watch stats: you can see how many Facebook interactions, Google+ and Twitter interactions you have every day for each post and globally for all your blog.




Example of backend analytics:




If you use social plugins for sharing contents on Facebook, Google+ and Twitter or if you use the Facebook comments under your Wordpress blog posts, you should install this plugin, to save and track social interactions data.




Top Social Stories Plugin grabs the total share count from Facebook (facebook like + share + comments), number of Google +1s and grabs the number of times your links are twitted on Twitter for each post of your blog every day.




Example of chart for a single post:




Data are saved in database and can be exported as custom fields linked to each post (which you can use in your theme to show social interactions). This data, daily, are used to create ranks of your Top Social Stories.




These ranks can be added to your siderbars throught widgets and can be used inside posts with shortcodes.
The plugin and the widget have a lot of parameters to customize your ranks and get useful Top Social Stories list, but if you are novice go with defaults, they are quite good for all blogs.




Features list:

  • works also for custom post types

  • easy to read stats on a period, with trends (which post is going viral, which is going down)

  • daily stats with trends, and stats over a period

  • save historical data for each post and draw line chart for social interactions both globally (all posts) and for each single post

  • show authors rank for a period and for today, who is your best author?

  • customize the widget to show/hide total count number

  • customize the widget to show/hide featured images

  • customize the widget to force include of posts (if you have paid content to push)

  • customize the widget to optionally add automatically a tag to posts that enter a rank

  • export data to custom fields to show counters inside your theme with php!

  • include a useful setting to refresh Facebook cache



Version history:

  • october 2013 first release; v.1.0

  • v.1.1 – Added support for Google+, small graphic improvements. Bug fixed: hide draft posts, fixed wrong count in authors count and minor fixes, support for custom post types. NOTE: users who have installed the 1.0 version must deactivate and reactivate the plugin to make the update.

  • v.1.2 – Better support for custom post types. Small bug fixed (removed articles without likes from stats and ranks, addedd messages when empty ranks, and more…). New chart period navigation.

Rabu, 04 Desember 2013

JAXpoll (Polls)

JAXpoll is a web based polling widget for your web site that requires little more than a few lines of HTML in your web page after uploading the code to your web server. It does not require a database or any post installation set up. Upload the application to your server, add 3 lines of HTML to your web page, add a poll in the administration page and start your poll data collection.




It includes additional skins in the form of simple CSS files that can be selected with a simple skin name in the settings file (jaxpoll/jaxpollsettings.js). Custom skins can be easily designed by using one of the existing skins as a starting point and saving the new skin in the jaxpoll/css/ directory with a properly formatted name.




JAXpoll utilizes PHP 5.x on the back end and the jQuery Javascript library on the front end with an AJAX messaging system based on JSON messages between your server and the poll widget in the web browser. The poll widget will automatically load the jQuery library from if you are not already using jQuery in your web page.




The poll widget utilizes browser cookies to keep track of users who have already answered the poll and optionally you can use user IP addresses to prevent poll abuse.




You can set up as many polls as you like with starting and ending dates in the poll administration page to keep a steady stream of polls running on your web site automatically. Or you can specify the unique ID for a poll if you only wish to display a single specific poll in your web page.




The administration page provides a download button where the results of a poll can be downloaded in CSV format to be used in your preferred spreadsheet application for analysis.




The JAXpoll application also provides an AJAX function to return poll results in the Google DataTable JSON format so they can be used in the Google Charts API.