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Le 29/06/2011 18:25, Reuben Pearse a écrit :
> Has anyone used the gRaphaël—JavaScript Library?
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> http://g.raphaeljs.com/
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> Would be keen to hear from anyone who has any experience with this.
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> What other open-source graphics libraries have people used for web
> charting?
I'm weak, I went the way of flash for charting, using open flash chart 2
( http://teethgrinder.co.uk/open-flash-chart-2/ )
My data usually are in a SQL database, so the ploting has to load a json
"page". I wonder if there is a way for that in your javascript ?
(all demo seem to use static data)
I would be glad to replace the flash with javascript, if possible.
The current documentation for gRaphael seems to be nearly none: reading
the js itself is not a documentation. Lack a good tutorial.
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On 30/06/2011 08:01, Le_Forgeron wrote:
> Le 29/06/2011 18:25, Reuben Pearse a écrit :
>> Has anyone used the gRaphaël—JavaScript Library?
>>
>> http://g.raphaeljs.com/
>>
>> Would be keen to hear from anyone who has any experience with this.
>>
>> What other open-source graphics libraries have people used for web
>> charting?
>
> I'm weak, I went the way of flash for charting, using open flash chart 2
> ( http://teethgrinder.co.uk/open-flash-chart-2/ )
>
> My data usually are in a SQL database, so the ploting has to load a json
> "page". I wonder if there is a way for that in your javascript ?
> (all demo seem to use static data)
> I would be glad to replace the flash with javascript, if possible.
>
> The current documentation for gRaphael seems to be nearly none: reading
> the js itself is not a documentation. Lack a good tutorial.
>
Thanks for the feedback. Open Flash Chart looks really good!
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