2D/3D Pie Chart for PHP

Create the following 2 directories on your web server:-

Place the 2 files data.txt and config.txt in the /graphinfo/ directory.

The URL's for your data and config are now:-

Therefore the <IMG tag to be added is:-

Replacing yourdomain.com with the actual domain of your site.

Notes:

If the data and/or config URL's contain parameters themselves (eg. if a parameter was being passed to a data script) then these URL's should be encoded. This is because they will be added inside the URL of the <IMG> tag.

For example if your data process was a php script which accepted a parameter "year" then the URL for this would be:-

http://www.yourdomain.com/graphinfo/data.php?year=2005

The encoded version of this would be:-

http://www.yourdomain.com/graphinfo/data.php%3Fyear%3D2005

If they are not encoded then a browser will not interpret them correctly.

If you need to encode your URL's then a good tool can be found at:-

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_ref_urlencode.asp

Upload the web page to the following directory on your web server:-

Open your web browser and view the page.

You should see two Pie Charts each with 6 segments.

Follow-Up Suggestion:

Try placing the web page in other directories on your web server.

In the <IMG> tag we have used absolute URL addressing and therefore the graph will always be able to pick up the data and config from the /graphinfo/ directory, irrespective of which directory the page resides.

In the vast majority of cases (over 95%) the above is all that is required. However if you experience any problems please feel free to tell us and we will be happy to assist.

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