I've had good success in creating SVG (Scalable Vector Graphic) documents
for producing bar/line/pie graphs... The format uses an XML document for its
structure, so producing data from a database connection is very easy and
produces nice results.. More information at:
While taking a university course I needed to ``squash the competition'' by
hacking together quick bar-charts with PHP. These are not very
sophisticated, but I liked my approach because they generate very
little graphics (read: fast downloads), and when you roll a mouse over
a bar, you get
Awesome!
They look very nice and usable...just the way i like 'em.
I'd be interested in seeing the source code...you can reply directly to my
email account if you like! are you using a graphic package like GD? or are
you using the 'poor mans bar graph' method using tables and percentage
Robert L. Yelvington [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
on 7/5/01 10:15 AM, Arcady Genkin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While taking a university course I needed to ``squash the competition'' by
hacking together quick bar-charts with PHP. These are not very
sophisticated, but I liked my approach
This may or may not be overkill for what you're doing, but it looks like
a superb class:
http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/index.php
I've seen several other graphic classes as well... But this looks to be
the best.
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