Massoud Shakeri

Hi,
I guess you are using a PHP version less than 5.4.
If it’s the case.I recommend upgrading PHP.

Hi,
to run a php function to get data for the charts, you have two options:
first create a plugin, and add that function
second you can add that function to functions.php file of your theme
I explained about that in the documentation:
https://blazingspider.com/plugins/blazing-charts
and there are a few samples in the sample site

I guess the problem is solved

Sorry I could not figure out what to do

Sorry about this. I fixed the code and I hope the new version solves this.
Please let me know if the problem is fixed.

If there is an official french logo, I can update the plugin and add that logo to it. If so, please send me the link to that logo.
Otherwise you should replace the logo in the ‘images’ folder of the plugin, using ftp client.

Hi,
Thank you for letting me know that.
The server went down and .htaccess files were removed accidentally. That’s why it did not show anything.
I fixed it and I hope it works now.
thanks again

Hi,
Thanks for the response.
I copied my site to localhost, and everything works fine there. I can duplicate a newsletter as well. But in the production site, not only I cannot duplicate a newsletter, but also I cannot delete older newsletters.
I could not figure out how to make it work on the main site.

Hi,
I added a post to the sample site to show how it works:
https://blazingspider.com/wp-demo/164/chartjs-two-doughnut
I hope this solves the problem.
Best Regards

Hi,
the div that you introduce to both scripts to draw a chart on, is “chart-area”. so both scripts try to work on that div, which you have 2 instances of that in your page.
please change the name of that div, both in html part and in the script, for the second script. This will fix the problem.

Hi,
Would you please make sure you give a different ID to each div in both chart snippets.
If it does not solve the problem, please let me know to investigate further.

I have experienced exactly the same thing.
What we should do?

I assume you fixed the problem

Due to not responding to my question, I assume you could manage it.

Just to wrap up what was the case:
the woocommerce version was 2.0, and this plugin works with 2.2 and later.
The lesson I learned from this:
Never underestimate the pain & sorrow of updating a very old plugin!!