Combined with 2.0.0-wip branch

[scottrice10]

Also added the 1.2.4 change, so should work with both Wordpress and Github downloads.

[scottrice10]

Charts Widget uses chart.js library to turn facet counts into one of six chart types (line, bar, polararea, radar, pie, or doughnut). Took a look at Automattic's es-backbone library, but the chart.js library offered more display types. Plus, the Wordpress Charts plugin already had the ball rolling incorporating charts.js.

Fantastic Elasticsearch 2.0.0 is really coming along. The new Faceting class, exposing ranges and taxonomy term arrays, is a nice improvement. I've incorporated some of the new method calls into the Facet and Charts Widgets and will continue to keep up with your changes. A Maps Widget plotting geo-facets is on the way.

[parisholley]

I'm not sure I can merge this code in. Are you the original author of the widget code? I saw this plugin Code Canyon which looks like the same thing.

http://codecanyon.net/item/taxonomies-filter-widget/4282257

[scottrice10]

Cristian Iionel is the author of Taxonomies Filter Widget. It's an awesome plugin that does a particularly good job with ajax. I just e-mailed Cristian to ask if we could use a large portion of his code in Fantastic Elasticsearch.

I purchased a standard license for Taxonomies Filter Widget from Code Canyon in May and have been using the plugin since then. Envato's standard license reads that as a license holder, I may "create one End Product" and can "make any number of copies of the sigle End Product, as long as the End Product is distributed for free." http://codecanyon.net/licenses/regular, #4 and #5

Fantastic Elasticsearch is a single end product distributed for free. On the other hand, you as the original author do not own a license, and you might have plans to commercialize the plugin. However, you could always change the code in the future, if you did decide to sell the plugin.

Regardless, Cristian's wishes should probably overrule any licensing. So if he responds, I'll let you know what he says.

[parisholley]

thanks for clearing that up! i intend on keeping this plugin free but unless he gives the ok (which would require him to agree to distribute it with a MIT license) I will have to deny the pull.

[parisholley]

haven't heard back, gonna close this