I was playing around with this plugin again.
Could it be possible to just input a number or field reference (with a
number) to get the chart? Currently you have to give it a filter counting
tiddlers.
I like it to track my progress with my reading
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I am working on some paid work at the moment, but I am hoping to make it so
that you can put in at least simple wikitext as the labels. I will be able
to at least add simple strings as labels. Positioning the labels may have
to wait until later, I will see how it goes.
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This also sound great..
would it be possible to have text instead of a single letter? I think this
would make it much more usable.
and it could be so cool if wiki text was accepted. But maybe that is an
other level code-work?
My use case:
I am counting categories of stuff in my wiki (e.g.
I could add another optional input that is a comma separated list of
labels. That would be pretty easy. I am currently in the US though so it
will be a week or two at the earliest before I can get to it.
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Ciao Jed
I have been using this a lot. Its a very useful tool.
The ONLY issue I have had is with Labeling. I'm not sure its something the
tool itself should get into.
However, I have an example you might want to look at that elucidates the
issues a bit ...
Excuse all the colours! It makes
Hi Jed
I think this was mentioned somewhere before: In some cases it might be
interesting to have two labels like: label="%" label2="n" where label2 could be
placed outside the graphic where necessary (e.g. at the origin or end of the
bar, above the bar, …).
Great stuff anyway, I like your
There are some updates, mostly to the code side of things but now you can:
* Set the width and height css units separately
* Change how bars are labeled, but there aren't many options yet.
* Use both normal (upright) and inverted (hanging) bar charts as well as
charts that start on the right or
Ciao Jed
First: Let me say that is brilliant! Why? Because it both generates the
code one needs AND helps people like me understand it. I think its a good
tool that balances needed coding well whilst enabling one to get things
done.
Thanks for clarifying on the VERTICAL. I too did not not
Yeah, the vertical part is a problem, the height needs to be set to a
height using a unit other than % for it to display. That is one reason that
this is an experimental version.
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For some reason vertical does not work on my phone. Only a black small bar is
shown. Everything else works fine.
By the way, I do like the original colors. At the end , colors were made for
the different likings !
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I have been looking at how to update this plugin and I posted an
experimental version
here http://ooktech.com/jed/ExampleWikis/BarChart/#Bar%20Chart%20Creator
You can make the charts vertical or horizontal and you can make the
sections into multiple bars instead of just a single bar and I made
I really need to stop trying to make jokes in text forums. They just don't
translate as well as I hope.
I like the progress bar add-in too.
On Wednesday, March 15, 2017 at 3:26:27 PM UTC-4, Jed Carty wrote:
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> That wasn't a suggestion to use those colors, I was just saying that you
> set the
That wasn't a suggestion to use those colors, I was just saying that you
set the colors used when you use the widget like this:
<$ProgressBar filters='[[SomeFilter]],[[SomeOtherFilter]]'
colors='color1,color2'/>
It doesn't require changing anything in the code. I will update the default
Please don't. 'pink,violet,blue' would be less painful.
Jed, perhaps use something like this when picking
colors: http://paletton.com/#uid=3000u0kaRqA37Kd6HvJfbm2iZhi
On Wednesday, March 15, 2017 at 12:52:56 PM UTC-4, Jed Carty wrote:
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> you don't need to modify the code, just put
you don't need to modify the code, just put colors='pink,orange,blue' in
the widget to make it use pink orange and blue.
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Ciao Jed
Thank you very much for clarifying that issue on colours. I found your code
remarkably easy to read and modify. Thanks!
Josiah
On Tuesday, 14 March 2017 21:46:01 UTC+1, Jed Carty wrote:
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> TiddlyTweeter,
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> 1) I am terrible at picking reasonable colours, if you have suggestions I
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Ok, responding in order:
HC Haase,
I am planning on adding normal bar chart type bars, the reason it isn't
here yet is that I need to make sure that the chart is understandable. I
think that the stacked bars are easier to understand without external
markings than the side-by-side bars. In my
I love this kind of small , simple and focused plugins. Very nice
implementation, and the most important thing to me : it looks stunning on
mobile. Very well done.
I was just guessing if do you mind if I include your plugin library as part of
Noteself distribution. This means, including your
Ciao Jed
That is really ELEGANT even on first iteration. I'm currently working on
getting it working with Thomas Elmiger's ToDoNow plugin. Its proving very
easy. Your plugin gives me access to a very pertinent overview of how I'm
progressing in getting stuff done in an elegant, minimalist way.
Damm you beat me to it.. I was working on my own lightweight bar chart
plugin.
But hey, now my feature wish exist.
NICE
I would like to have bars side by side and not stacked(percent). I am
thinking this might be possible by setting the left side of the bar to
transparent/bg color.
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