GFChart v1.11.0 has been released today. This feature release introduces underlying changes to enable our new Image Charts add-on. We recommend that all users update, although the new capability can only be utilised by premium customers using that new add-on. Image Charts is an exciting new feature that will render charts and calculations into emails […]
A newbie’s experiments with Gravity Forms data analytics using Python
Much as I love GFChart, it’s only designed for very basic analysis of data collected via Gravity Forms. For more advanced analysis, another tool is required. As an experiment I’m trialling Python. In this post I describe my occasional part-time journey over the last few weeks from knowing nothing about Python, to being able to […]
Publish to WordPress from iPhone as easy as texting
We describe a new solution for iPhone users to publish images to a WordPress site with only 5 screen touches! Customer problem We supply websites to swimming clubs. These are administered by busy parents out of hours. Keeping content fresh is a challenge. Social media is becoming increasingly popular within swim clubs mostly because […]
Charts and calculations in emails and PDFs
Updated: 21-Feb-19 Although we like to think that everything is going online, most organisations still rely heavily on emails and documents. GFChart now has the capability to render charts and calculations into emails and PDFs. Potential uses The boss wants an email containing latest bookings. Your client needs a report detailing the issues you […]
GFChart is Gutenberg ready
‘Try Gutenberg’ is splashed across the dashboard of WordPress 4.9.8 just released. GFChart will continue to work without intervention There is no change for front end users, or back end users using the classic editor. Back end users using the new Gutenberg editor may use the ‘edit as HTML’ mode to insert short codes […]
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