Re: [flexcoders] Flex line chart
Generally you have to reconstruct the data into an appropriate format for a Flex chart, you can do that server-side or client-side before giving it to the chart. John 2011/9/13 Brendan Meutzner bmeutz...@gmail.com ** I've re-read your post 3 times, and still can't make sense of how your data is structured. Is there any way you can post an example of the structure? There's always a way to massage the data to fit into the charting... Brendan On Mon, Sep 12, 2011 at 7:06 AM, chinwesley wesleyc...@hotmail.comwrote: ** I want to create a line chart in Flex. I know how to create a simple one but the one I need to create needs to have 6 series (lines). The problem is that when I get the data from MYSQL, there is 6 xFields (one for each line) that are the same. eg. Western Cape - January, Western Cape - February, Western Cape - March, etc (for 6 months). That means that instead of there being only 9 xfields (province (south african provinces)), there is now 54 of them because they are being populated with all the values and not the unique ones. The same thing will happen with the line series becuase the line series will have 6 of the January's, 6 of the February's and so on. I just want to have 9 xfields and not 54 and 6 months and not 9 of each. Is there a way to solve this please? Regards, Wesley
RE: [flexcoders] Flex line chart
Wesley What. no middle-ware? How is Flex connecting to MySQL. ColdFusion, PhP, Java? --Bill From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of chinwesley Sent: Monday, September 12, 2011 10:06 AM To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com Subject: [flexcoders] Flex line chart I want to create a line chart in Flex. I know how to create a simple one but the one I need to create needs to have 6 series (lines). The problem is that when I get the data from MYSQL, there is 6 xFields (one for each line) that are the same. eg. Western Cape - January, Western Cape - February, Western Cape - March, etc (for 6 months). That means that instead of there being only 9 xfields (province (south african provinces)), there is now 54 of them because they are being populated with all the values and not the unique ones. The same thing will happen with the line series becuase the line series will have 6 of the January's, 6 of the February's and so on. I just want to have 9 xfields and not 54 and 6 months and not 9 of each. Is there a way to solve this please? Regards, Wesley
[flexcoders] Flex line chart
I want to create a line chart in Flex. I know how to create a simple one but the one I need to create needs to have 6 series (lines). The problem is that when I get the data from MYSQL, there is 6 xFields (one for each line) that are the same. eg. Western Cape - January, Western Cape - February, Western Cape - March, etc (for 6 months). That means that instead of there being only 9 xfields (province (south african provinces)), there is now 54 of them because they are being populated with all the values and not the unique ones. The same thing will happen with the line series becuase the line series will have 6 of the January's, 6 of the February's and so on. I just want to have 9 xfields and not 54 and 6 months and not 9 of each. Is there a way to solve this please? Regards, Wesley
Re: [flexcoders] Flex line chart
I've re-read your post 3 times, and still can't make sense of how your data is structured. Is there any way you can post an example of the structure? There's always a way to massage the data to fit into the charting... Brendan On Mon, Sep 12, 2011 at 7:06 AM, chinwesley wesleyc...@hotmail.com wrote: ** I want to create a line chart in Flex. I know how to create a simple one but the one I need to create needs to have 6 series (lines). The problem is that when I get the data from MYSQL, there is 6 xFields (one for each line) that are the same. eg. Western Cape - January, Western Cape - February, Western Cape - March, etc (for 6 months). That means that instead of there being only 9 xfields (province (south african provinces)), there is now 54 of them because they are being populated with all the values and not the unique ones. The same thing will happen with the line series becuase the line series will have 6 of the January's, 6 of the February's and so on. I just want to have 9 xfields and not 54 and 6 months and not 9 of each. Is there a way to solve this please? Regards, Wesley
