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Getting the most out of Dynamic XML Chart

Thread began 7/30/2009 9:01 pm by tom92909 | Last modified 7/31/2009 9:30 am by tom92909 | 2929 views | 3 replies

tom92909Beta Tester

Getting the most out of Dynamic XML Chart

First off... Wow!!! Dynamic Web Charts is AWESOME!

I've owned for probably 12+ months and only played with it maybe 30min.
Tonight I've spent about 2 hours with it and Whooo Hooo!

I have a few questions to help me get the most out of this nifty extension.

I'm using PHP and mySQL.
I need to set my yAxis to specific MIN and MAX dynamic values. I need a little help understanding how to utilize the following SQL commands. How do I grab these results from mySQL and save them as a variable?

SELECT GREATEST(field1, field2, field3, field4, field5, field6, field7)
FROM <table>



SELECT LEAST(field1, field2, field3, field4, field5, field6, field7)
FROM <table>



Then once I have the variables from mySQL, I need to calculate the difference between the two result values. I need the difference between the dynamic MIN and the dynamic MAX to be an EVEN number.

$yMax = 33; 
$yMin = 12;
$yTick = $yMax - $yMin;



Even if I have to ADD (1) to the MAX value to make the difference even. I then will take this calculated difference and make it my <tick number=""> value. This should make for a much cleaner yAxis legend.

if ($yTick % 2 ) {
$yTick++;
} else {
}



Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! :)


PS. Is there a way to export the chart to a JPG or PNG?

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