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By Abhishek Ghosh September 9, 2014 7:56 am Updated on October 5, 2014

Create a Chart on WordPress From MySQL

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With various types of data visualization plugins, we can easily create charts and graphs now. But how to fetch data from MySQL and create a graph? Chart and Graph has difference if considered too much lexically, but for this guide, they are equivalent. This is a clean guide to Create a Chart on WordPress From MySQL. That simply means lot of chances. You should open this guide as well – Create Graph From MySQL Data.

 

Create a Chart on WordPress From MySQL : Basics

 

First we need to prepare data :

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$title    = str_replace(' ', '', $title);
$data     = explode(',', str_replace(' ', '', $data));
$datasets = explode("next", str_replace(' ', '', $datasets));

Where we want to display the data? Suppose a widget :

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    function widget($args, $instance) {
        extract( $args );
// global $posttypes;
    $title          = isset($instance['title']) ? apply_filters('widget_title', $instance['title']) : "";
$chartid        = $instance['chartid'];
$pretext        = isset($instance['pretext'] ) ? apply_filters('widget_title', $instance['pretext']) : "";
$chart_type     = $instance['chart_type'];
$labels         = $instance['labels'];
$data           = $instance['data'];
$colors       = $instance['colors'];
$posttext       = isset($instance['posttext'] ) ? apply_filters('widget_title', $instance['posttest']) : "";

The third part is using some Javascript graph library. Third is fetching the data from MySQL table, which basically we wrote in the older post.

Create a Chart on WordPress From MySQL

 

Create a Chart on WordPress From MySQL : Make it Plugin

 

An easy example :

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https://github.com/AbhishekGhosh/WordPress-c3-d3-Chart-Plugin

However, there are lot of Plugins which not only can fetch data from MySQL but can give Graph / Chart output from CSV files.

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