OliviaNz

Thank you for your prompt reply. There is an error message in the console.
“Google Maps API warning: SensorNotRequired: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/error-messages” util.js:30:57

When I went to the actual location of error, following sentence was highlighted.
var TC=function(a){window.console&&window.console.warn&&window.console.warn(“Google Maps API warning: “+a+”: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/error-messages”)};

However, this error message exists when the charts are working as well, so I’m not sure if it’s the culprit.

Hi martynasma, thank you for your reply. I think I found out why.

I didn’t specify the width and height in HTML last time. I copied the demo code for the first line chart. The CSS and HTML are completely separated. This time, I copied the code from a bar chart, and the style happens to be specified in HTML.

I usually use <div> to display strings and not specify range. I thought a scope would be automatically generated. I guess that doesn’t work for charts.

Now everything works fine. Sorry about the confusion. Thank you again for the help.

You can change Success Message in General Setting.

For the “get the form input after submit” part, I think you can email the result to yourself or enable Capture Entries in General Setting, and save them in the database somehow. I’m not too sure. I guess you would have to wait for somebody else to answer this part.

You can tick the Money Format checkbox, it would limit decimal places to 2 without showing dollar sign.

I read some posts here. Some people suggest Math.round(), but it did not work on me. Maybe the plugin got confused when dealing with slightly more complicated manual formulas.