martynasma

Take a look here:
https://www.amcharts.com/docs/v4/tutorials/transferring-demos-into-wordpress/

I cannot seem to be able to reproduce this.

Could you try temporarily switching to other theme and/or disabling plugins one by one to potentially pinpoint which one is conflicting?

Thanks! ??

Well, indeed, adding a license via WP admin UI would be nice. Though, it would still add that code to the final code, so if your concern is revealing it, it would not solve the issue.

I’d say you should not be worried about this ??

I don’t think you should be worried about adding the license code. It does not expose any private details, nor can it be used to access anything.

OK, it seems that you have some sort of plugin that makes amCharts libs load after actual chart code.

In your chart code, try replacing this:

am4core.ready(function() {

With this:

jQuery.ready(function() {

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by martynasma.

The error is coming from something else. Not amCharts block.

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token '&'

You’ll need to fix that.

Look at your browser console. It contains some JS error that is not related to amCharts. Since it is a critical JS error it halts all further JS execution.

Is core.js in your Resources box?

Do you get any errors in browser console?

Do you get any errors in browser console?

nonce is used to prevent resubmission of forms. It should not be relevant if you are creating WP posts directly.

Since WP API allows creating any post type, you can create charts as well.

However, you would need to reverse-engineer either plugin code or existing DB records, in order to know how to populate those posts.

I’m afraid we do not offer any specialized amCharts-specific API.

You can upload your custom map anywhere in your web server. Then add URL to it in amCharts plugin settings:

WP admin > Settings > Charts & Maps

For example if you upload file myCustomMap.js to directory \maps\ on your web server, you would add something like this in “Custom Resources” box:

\maps\myCustomMap.js

After that it will become available in Resources dropdown.

Hope this helps.

You have a JavaScript error originating from somewhere else (something about “grecaptcha”). You can see it if you open browser’s console (F12).

Once it happens, all further JavaScript execution stops, including chart.

You’ll need to figure the cause of the error and get rid of it before you can display charts, or any other JS-generated content for that matter.