Hello,
To start, this is not another how do I get matplotlib to work in
Django thread. This is how do I get matplotlib to work better with
django. Before I go on, let me outline what I'm doing.
I'm currently working on a scientific data manager/viewer which uses
matplotlib as the primary graphi
if you want to offer lots of properties one can change, POST via ajax is the
better way - as you said
long URLs can get very ugly - although you could shorten them like youtube
or others do it.
GET is far better at this point of time, as only GET requests are cachable
(as far as I know) by djangos
I have looked at POST via AJAX, but I started to steer away from it
after I read that a POST request is more for changing or updating data
in a database and GET is more for changing how the data is viewed. Is
my understanding wrong? Honestly, I am a python programmer who is
picking up web develop
Did you ever figure out how to do this? I am stuck with exactly the
same problem that you first described i.e. how to allow the user to
control the chart they are presented with. In my case I want to give
them the ability to zoom, pan and select visible traces
On Dec 26 2009, 12:27 pm, heaviside x
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