| Libchart Help re: Axis Boundaries and Labels [message #170435] |
Mon, 01 November 2010 14:54  |
Steve
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Registered: November 2010
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Hi. I have searched extensively online but not having much luck - but
apologies if I have overlooked something.or the answer to my question
is blindingly obvious...
I am creating line graphs with libchart but I want to edit the upper
and lower boundaries of the Y Axis as the results seldom are less than
80% and seldom greater than 120%. I would also like the values to be
displayed on the graph (as occurs with the Bar Charts on Libchart).
This is the code:
$chart=new LineChart(585,400);
$serie1=new XYDataSet();
$serie2=new XYDataSet();
$serie3=new XYDataSet();
$serie4=new XYDataSet();
$serie5=new XYDataSet();
$serie6=new XYDataSet();
// There are 6 series which are populated from a MySQL database using -
> addpoint()
$dataSet=new XYSeriesDataSet();
$dataSet->addSerie("WYPT",$serie1);
$dataSet->addSerie("Bradford",$serie2);
$dataSet->addSerie("Calderdale",$serie3);
$dataSet->addSerie("Kirklees",$serie4);
$dataSet->addSerie("Leeds",$serie5);
$dataSet->addSerie("Wakefield",$serie6);
$chart->setDataSet($dataSet);
$chart->getPlot()->setGraphCaptionRatio(0.7);
$chart->setTitle("West Yorkshire Figures");
$chart->render();
Very grateful for any help...
Steve
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| Re: Libchart Help re: Axis Boundaries and Labels [message #170439 is a reply to message #170435] |
Mon, 01 November 2010 15:13  |
Jerry Stuckle
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Registered: September 2010
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On 11/1/2010 10:54 AM, Steve wrote:
> Hi. I have searched extensively online but not having much luck - but
> apologies if I have overlooked something.or the answer to my question
> is blindingly obvious...
>
> I am creating line graphs with libchart but I want to edit the upper
> and lower boundaries of the Y Axis as the results seldom are less than
> 80% and seldom greater than 120%. I would also like the values to be
> displayed on the graph (as occurs with the Bar Charts on Libchart).
>
> This is the code:
>
> $chart=new LineChart(585,400);
> $serie1=new XYDataSet();
> $serie2=new XYDataSet();
> $serie3=new XYDataSet();
> $serie4=new XYDataSet();
> $serie5=new XYDataSet();
> $serie6=new XYDataSet();
> // There are 6 series which are populated from a MySQL database using -
>> addpoint()
>
> $dataSet=new XYSeriesDataSet();
> $dataSet->addSerie("WYPT",$serie1);
> $dataSet->addSerie("Bradford",$serie2);
> $dataSet->addSerie("Calderdale",$serie3);
> $dataSet->addSerie("Kirklees",$serie4);
> $dataSet->addSerie("Leeds",$serie5);
> $dataSet->addSerie("Wakefield",$serie6);
> $chart->setDataSet($dataSet);
> $chart->getPlot()->setGraphCaptionRatio(0.7);
> $chart->setTitle("West Yorkshire Figures");
> $chart->render();
>
> Very grateful for any help...
>
> Steve
>
>
Did you try contacting the author of libchart? When dealing with a
package, that would be the best place to start (since he doesn't seem to
have a support page for it).
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