On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Simpson, John scott wrote:
Anyone got any ideas on how to produce graphs based on a CGI query and
dynamically incorporating the graphs into a web page?
1. There's an apache module for doing this, I believe its called
Apache::Chart or Apache::GDGraph or
"Simpson," == Simpson, John scott " [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Simpson, Anyone got any ideas on how to produce graphs based on a CGI query and
Simpson, dynamically incorporating the graphs into a web page?
search.cpan.org, type "graph" into the search box, explore. Have fun!
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An excellent graphing engine is rrdtool, which is written by Tobi Oetiker,
who also wrote MRTG.
http://ee-staff.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/rrdtool/
It comes with it's own perl modules as well.
George
Simpson, John scott ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Anyone got any ideas on how to
"SJs" == Simpson, John scott " [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
SJs Anyone got any ideas on how to produce graphs based on a CGI
SJs query and dynamically incorporating the graphs into a web
SJs page?
Yes. Go to www.cpan.org click on search, then type "graph". many
ideas will come
Anyone got any ideas on how to produce graphs based on a CGI
query and dynamically incorporating the graphs into a web page?
see FLY at:
http://martin.gleeson.com/fly/
good easy to use graphics generator
for many output examples see
http://www.insulin-pumpers.org/about.shtml
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To: Simpson, John scott
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Subject: Re: Graphs
An excellent graphing engine is rrdtool, which is written by Tobi Oetiker,
who also wrote MRTG.
http://ee-staff.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/rrdtool/
It comes with it's own perl modules as well.
George
Simpson, John
