Hi, I'm trialling Confluence and PocketQuery for my company. I've managed to connect to my database and return a basic table. This I can wrap in a chart macro and get charts rendered on the page. However, this isn't really what I want to do as the 'cool' parts of PocketQuery are wiped out by the chart macro.
I've been following the PocketQuery Templating tutorial going as far as addin in the Country and Population table into my DB. However, I'm getting the following issues:
<script>
PocketQuery.chart(
'BarChart'
);
</script>
I've tried all manner of examples that I've found on the web but all give me a blank page, even the most basic
<script>
PocketQuery.chart(
);
</script>
Michael, yes you need an active internet connection but not the Confluence server. Each browser (the PC) needs a connection because Google Chart is a client side library.
Thanks for the response Christian, I had a feeling that might be the case. Let me trial it on a different machine that has connectivity.
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