What is the easiest way to graph MySQL data?

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    Default What is the easiest way to graph MySQL data?

    I'm guessing I'm not the only person in the world who wants to graph some data
    collected in a MySQL database. I have not found any great tutorials or
    articles on this subject during my moderate search effort. My question to the
    Macromedia community is, what do think is the easiest way to graph MySQL data?

    I'm looking into the PHP and jpgraph formula but I would guess there is
    something more straight forward.

    Thanks in advance for any suggestions.


    mtlegrand Guest

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    Default Re: What is the easiest way to graph MySQL data?

    I did something very simple in terms of a vote - admittedlty in asp classic but
    the theory is the same.

    It was only a simple bar chart that showed the responses Yes and No as a
    percentage.

    This is what I did:
    1) Created a graphic that was 20px high and 20px wide

    2) I got the totals of Yes and No from the database and worked out the
    percentage.

    3) I then used the percentage to set the width of the graphic for both Yes and
    No

    This gave me a simple bar chart that showed the number of votes.

    It is simple but very affective.

    boy mackman Guest

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