Comments on: New GphpChart Class : PHP with Google Chart API http://www.malaiac.com/tools/11-new-gphpchart-class-php-with-google-chart-api.html SE otaku & info maven Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:44:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: jaugusto http://www.malaiac.com/tools/11-new-gphpchart-class-php-with-google-chart-api.html#comment-40 jaugusto Mon, 07 Jan 2008 05:06:50 +0000 http://www.malaiac.com/tools/11-new-gphpchart-class-php-with-google-chart-api.html#comment-40 Hello What I don’t like about Google chart API is the fact axis don’t have nothing to do with values. Thus, in order for a simple x,y graph to make sense, you have to find the percentage of all your values and then plot them. I mean, if your max value is 150, you must make 150=100% and then calculate all values below it in terms of percentage. Your laber on the x axe will be 150, but your value will be 100%. Regards, Jose Also: it does not work on forums with the [IMG] tag… It would be usefull for the PHP class to load the url as binary and outputs it as .png, so that it can be recognized everywhere. Hello

What I don’t like about Google chart API is the fact axis don’t have nothing to do with values.

Thus, in order for a simple x,y graph to make sense, you have to find the percentage of all your values and then plot them. I mean, if your max value is 150, you must make 150=100% and then calculate all values below it in terms of percentage. Your laber on the x axe will be 150, but your value will be 100%.

Regards,

Jose

Also: it does not work on forums with the [IMG] tag…

It would be usefull for the PHP class to load the url as binary and outputs it as .png, so that it can be recognized everywhere.

]]> By: Jimbo http://www.malaiac.com/tools/11-new-gphpchart-class-php-with-google-chart-api.html#comment-41 Jimbo Wed, 09 Jan 2008 22:59:44 +0000 http://www.malaiac.com/tools/11-new-gphpchart-class-php-with-google-chart-api.html#comment-41 Hiya! Re. your comment: "The length of the URL is limited somehow." ... I think it's just that there's a fundamental limit of 1024 bytes for an HTTP GET request... so if the URI gets too long ( more than 1024 characters from the first "/" onwards ) it doesn't work.. HTH. Jimbo Hiya!

Re. your comment: “The length of the URL is limited somehow.” … I think it’s just that there’s a fundamental limit of 1024 bytes for an HTTP GET request… so if the URI gets too long ( more than 1024 characters from the first “/” onwards ) it doesn’t work..

HTH.
Jimbo

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