What you do is have PHP code get all your data, and output it to a javascript array, then you call the JS script to create the graphs for you.
You might need to use 2 graphs on top of eachother to create a pareto chart ;)
Good luck
astupidname
7:49 am on Sep 12, 2012 (gmt 0)
That's not going to happen with just PHP ;)
Sorry, you are wrong. It is actually better done with php than with javascript, that is for certain. Well, certainly in the case of static charts anyhow. nani nisha06 I would recommend you look into jpgraph [jpgraph.net ] which is a php graphing library that can be harnessed to do what you desire, basically you can create a chart which has a bar plot and a line plot within it. All created in php and output as an image.
lostdreamer
9:09 am on Sep 12, 2012 (gmt 0)
Yup, As i posted it I thought of using image libraries to do this as well. But most of the times with charts, people want more than just a static image (click through stats, descriptions etc.).
But it's good that he now has multiple options :)
nani nisha06
9:33 am on Sep 12, 2012 (gmt 0)
Dear friends lostdreamer/astupidname/lostdreamer,
I am very happy with your suggestion and to just update i have solved this issue using flash objects. of course the above posts would be an update knowledge for me on the stream.
Thanks & Regards, Nani
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