I’ve released another GD library-based plugin for Expression Engine. This one’s called Archive Graph, and you can see it at work in the right-hand column of my homepage. It basically queries the EE database and counts how many comments and posts there were for a given number of months.
Download: Archive Graph v1.0
Once you download and unzip the file, you MUST change the path to where you want your archive graph image to be stored. Open the file in your favorite text editor and change the path. There are some other optional variables you can change which have been commented. Once you have it how you want it, upload it into your plugins directory. Make sure you read the information on the plugin in your Plugin Manager in the control panel.
Feb. 27, 2007: A long time coming, but I’ve updated the plugin a little bit. It’s now version 1.3, and can still be downloaded using the link above.
Excellent! The more plugins we can make for EE, the more attractive it will become to people and businesses. The more people and businesses that use EE, the more exposure plugin makers like you and me get. The more exposure we get, the more power we get. Eventually we’ll take over the world! Muahahahahaha!
OK… I got a little carried away at the end. Just ignore the parts about power and world domination. The rest is true.
I’m looking for a way to display (some of) this information textually, rather than graphically.. (ie, have an entry count beside a monthly archive link page.. eg May (56))
Is this adaptable, or is there another way you know of to do that?
I’ve been going through the user guide and the forums, but this is the closest I’ve come so far ![]()
Hi
I would like to use your plugin in because i like these sort of statistic but unfortunately i only recevie the following message:
Error Number: 1064
Description: You have an error in your SQL syntax near ’(SELECT DISTINCT month, year FROM exp_weblog_titles WHERE status=’open’ at line 1
Query: (SELECT DISTINCT month, year FROM exp_weblog_titles WHERE status=’open’ GROUP BY month, year ORDER BY year DESC, month DESC LIMIT 0,12) ORDER BY year ASC, month ASC
Can you please give me a little hint what the problem is? I’ m not sure if my destination path is correct. May that be the problem that cause this message?
Thank you in advance for your help
Regards,
Michel
I guess I really need to get the GD installed. I kinda like these graphs!
How tough is it to make using say ImageMagick?