Or the pear/image_graph library, if you don't mind using alpha/beta
releases. They work great for my web app:
http://pear.veggerby.dk/samples/
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On Behalf Of Rob Marscher
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 12:25 AM
To: NYP
On Dec 3, 2007, at 10:03 PM, David A. Roth wrote:
I need to produce charts and graphs in PHP for a web site. I have
googled and see a lot of things out there. It would be very helpful
to get some recommendations on what's best to use in open source to
accomplish this in PHP.
JpGraph http:/
I need to produce charts and graphs in PHP for a web site. I have
googled and see a lot of things out there. It would be very helpful
to get some recommendations on what's best to use in open source to
accomplish this in PHP.
Thanks in advance,
David Roth
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks for the tips, my query :-P was not made after giving the problem a
real try, I thought the solution would be presented in the second post.
- jake
On Dec 3, 2007 5:01 PM, John Zabroski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ken already replied to this, however...
>
> There is a trick to figuring it
Ken already replied to this, however...
There is a trick to figuring it out that is really
lazy, and doesn't involve scanning with your eyes but
scanning with the database itself. Here's a quick
hint: Ken formatted the data such that column by
column there is a specific delimiter, a pipe ("|"),
a
Jake McGraw wrote:
Ken:
I can already see that this will be a successful series, even though
I've been working with databases for the past 5 years, I'm always up
for reviewing the basics (this is especially important for anyone who
is self taught).
- jake
ps What was incorrect with last we
Ken:
I can already see that this will be a successful series, even though I've
been working with databases for the past 5 years, I'm always up for
reviewing the basics (this is especially important for anyone who is self
taught).
- jake
ps What was incorrect with last weeks data?
On Dec 3, 2007
I've begun a blog series on database skills. Last week was the first
post and this week is part 2. Each Monday there will be an entry on one
very specific database concept, from the most basic to the advanced. Enjoy!
URL: http://database-programmer.blogspot.com
--
Kenneth Downs
Secure Data
