thanks, I will try building a string and then passing it as
coordinates.
On Mar 20, 1:13 pm, Andy Cater <[email protected]> wrote:
> This is probably a really crappy way of doing it but I am building them
> through a loop like this:
> <%
> LMCTypeData = ""
> LMCTypeName = ""
> do until rs.EOF
> If LMCTypeData = "" then
> LMCTypeData = rs.Collect("Count")
> Else
> LMCTypeData = LMCTypeData & "," & rs.Collect("Count")
> End if
> If LMCTypeName = "" then
> LMCTypeName = rs.Collect("Count") & " " &
> rs.Collect("NewAppChangeType")
> Else
> LMCTypeName = LMCTypeName & "|" & rs.Collect("Count") & " " &
> rs.Collect("NewAppChangeType")
> End if
> rs.MoveNext
> loop%>
>
> <%Response.Write("<img src='" &
> "http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=bvs&chd=t:"; & LMCTypeData &
> "&chs=355x200&chtt=" & LMClosedCnt & "+Closed+Requests&chdlp=r&chdl=" &
> LMCTypeName & "'/>")%>
>
> On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 12:03 PM, Liono <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I am trying to create dynamic charts with values retrieved from a
> > database.
> > I am facing some problem as to how to pass the coordinates values
> > through an array ?
> > How would I pass the values if I don't know the array elements ?, I
> > have to insert "|" or "," after every value of a coordinate but
> > nothing after the last element.
> > Can I get some pointer for this ? thanks.
>
> > example:
> > chd=t:<?=$testNumbers[0]?>,<?=$testNumbers[1]?>,<?=$testNumbers[2]?>,<?
> > =$testNumbers[3]?>|150,500,200,600&
>
> > chly=<?=$testText[0]?>|<?=$testText[1]?>|<?=$testText[2]?>|<?=$testText
> > [3]?>&
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