Dear Group:

I have spent lots of time trying to document something that would seem very
simple but doxygen seem to be putting out something else. I've looked at
the manuals and I am stuck. Can anyone tell me where to read or what log
files to turn on? I am running 1.8.2 on a php file. I am running on
Windows. I don't see any errors in the output log.

*THE INPUT PHP LOOKS LIKE THIS:*
//! Name will be the string to search for in the records and only these
records will be pulled.
$name = $_GET['name'];
if (is_null($name)) {$name = "PC787878";}

//! From how many hours from now to start graphing. Only this data will be
pulled.
$hoursAgo = $_GET['hoursAgo'];
if (is_null($hoursAgo)) {$hoursAgo = 1;}

//! For how many hours to plot after the starting point. Again only this
data will be pulled.
$hoursDuration = $_GET['hoursDuration'];
if (is_null($hoursDuration)) {$hoursDuration = 1;}

//! This is every how many minutes to plot a point. This can be decimal
minutes in case one needs to plot more frequently than a minute.
$interval = $_GET['interval'];
if (is_null($interval)) {$interval = 60;}

//! When the graph is dense you dont want to label every point. This allows
you to put labels only at set intervals. For example 5 would be every five
points.
$labelInterval = $_GET['labelInterval'];
if (is_null($labelInterval)) {$labelInterval = 5;}


//! Postion of labels on graph value values are:
//! plotdown - Data labels below the plot. This is for vertical plots.
//! plotup - Data labels above the plot. This is for vertical plots.
//! both - Data labels both below and above the plot. This is for vertical
plots.
//! none - No data labels or data value labels
$labelPos = $_GET['labelPos'];
if (is_null($labelPos)) {$labelPos = "plotdown";}


// This will get the data to be plotted.
$data =
prepareGraph($name,$hoursAgo,$hoursDuration,$interval,$labelInterval);

//We typically only put labels on the bottom graph when we put more than
one plot on the page.
// A size of 300 allows a larger area for the graph to accomodate the
labels.
if ($labelPos != "none")
{
$plot = new PHPlot(1500, 300);
}
else
{
$plot = new PHPlot(1500, 150);
}

*THE OUTPUT LOOKS LIKE THIS:*
Variables
  $name = $_GET['name']
  Name will be the string to search for in the records and only these
records will be pulled.

if(is_null($name)) $hoursAgo = $_GET['hoursAgo']
  From how many hours from now to start graphing. Only this data will be
pulled.

if(is_null($hoursAgo)) $hoursDuration = $_GET['hoursDuration']
  For how many hours to plot after the starting point. Again only this data
will be pulled.

if(is_null($hoursDuration)) $interval = $_GET['interval']
  This is every how many minutes to plot a point. This can be decimal
minutes in case one needs to plot more frequently than a minute.

if(is_null($interval)) $labelInterval = $_GET['labelInterval']
  When the graph is dense you dont want to label every point. This allows
you to put labels only at set intervals. For example 5 would be every five
points.

if(is_null($labelInterval)) $labelPos = $_GET['labelPos']

if(is_null($labelPos)) $data =
prepareGraph($name,$hoursAgo,$hoursDuration,$interval,$labelInterval)

if($labelPos!="none") else
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