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<h3>Creating blog statistics page</h3>
Create a page and insert PasiChart script similar to examples below:
[[PASICHART blog y][caption Blogging History at Pasi.fi (Yearly)][size 440,200]]
[[PASICHART blog monthly][caption Blogging History at Pasi.fi (Monthly)][size 440,200]]
[[PASICHART blog w 49][caption Last 7 Week Blogging History at Pasi.fi (Weekly)][size 440,200]]
[[PASICHART blog d 14][caption Last 14 Day Blogging History at Pasi.fi (Daily)][size 440,200]]
In the first option brackets, “blog” means that this chart is blogging stats bar graph. After that you can select stats type by typing either yearly, monthly, weekly or daily (you can abbreviate these as shown above). After this you can select the number of days included, counting backwards from today.
Second, there’s caption brackets. Just write the caption you want or leave it out entirely to have no caption.
Finally, use the size brackets to determine the dimensions of the chart image. The size of the chart itself depends on the surrounding elements.

PasiChart

Requires that your PHP installation has GD support enabled. Simply extract the plugin archive into your WordPress plugins directory and activate the plugin. Will there be any progress in the plugin development? I don’t know. I hope to improve it some day. Now I simply don’t have time and energy for that. Maybe someone else does something? Creating blog statistics page Create a page and insert PasiChart script similar to examples below: [[PASICHART blog y][caption Blogging History at Pasi.fi (Yearly)][size 440,200]] [[PASICHART blog monthly][caption Blogging History at Pasi.fi (Monthly)][size 440,200]] [[PASICHART blog w 49][caption Last 7 Week Blogging History at […]

This plugin adds shortcodes for line, pie and bar charts, created with the Flot javascript library.
For more information on Flot see their <a href="http://www.flotcharts.org" rel="nofollow ugc">website</a>.
<h4>Usage</h4>
Use the [linechart], [piechart] or [barchart] shortcodes, with the data enclosed between the tags (see example). You can further change the appearance of your chart by using a number of attributes, a full list of which can be seen <a href="http://www.youssouhaagsman.nl/wpflot/index.htm#attributes" title="WP Flot" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a>. If you have the Shortcake plugin enabled, you can add the charts using the ‘Add Media’ button.
The javascript file is not loaded on all pages to reduce pageload, but will be automatically added to all pages using the shortcodes after it has been loaded once. Alternatively, you can set a custom field ‘flot’ to ‘yes’.
Linechart example:
<pre><code>[linechart minx="1950" maxx="1965" miny="0" maxy="100" steps="false" fill="true" points="false" legend="true"]
 { label: "Series 1",
 data: [[1963, 43],
 [1959, 48],
 [1956, 50],
 [1952, 30]]
},
 {
 label: "Series 2",
 data:
 [[1952, 30],
 [1956, 49],
 [1959, 49],
 [1963, 50]] }
[/linechart]
</code></pre>
Pie chart example: 
 [piechart donut=”0.5″] 
 { label: “Series1”, data: 10}, 
 { label: “Series2”, data: 30}, 
 { label: “Series3”, data: 90}, 
 { label: “Series4”, data: 70}, 
 { label: “Series5”, data: 80}, 
 { label: “Series6”, data: 110} 
 [/piechart]
Bar chart example: 
 [barchart] 
 { label: “Bars”, 
 data: [[1, 6],[2, 4],[3, 5],[4, 6],[5, 14],[6, 5],[7, 12]] }, 
 { label: “More bars”, 
 data: [[1.5, 3],[2.5, 3],[3.5, 15],[4.5, 3],[5.5, 10],[6.5, 11],[7.5, 10]] } 
 [/barchart] 
Please note that in Flot, a bar chart reacts like a line chart. If you have two data series with similar positions on the x-axis, they will overlap instead of showing side by side. Also, you need both values to be a number, no text.

WP Flot

Adds shortcodes to easily add line, pie and bar charts to your pages using the Flot library.

PasiChart vs WP Flot