mwOpenFlashChart plugin
Flash chart generation using the LGPL Open Flash Chart Library.
This plug-in is an adaptation of the official OpenFlashChart PHP Classes.
Installation
Install the plugin using the following command:
$ php symfony plugin-install http://plugins.symfony-project.com/mwOpenFlashChart
Usage
Create two (or more) actions:
<? class exampleActions extends sfActions { ... ... ... /* * This action should be used to create the view that will have * the charts. This view can have more than one chart at a time. */ public function executeCharts() { ... ... ... return sfView::SUCCESS; } /* * This action should be used to retrieve chart data */ public function executeChartData() { $response = $this->getResponse(); $response->setContentType("text/plain"); $response->addCacheControlHttpHeader('no-cache'); // Data... :) for( $i=0; $i<5; $i++) { $data[] = rand(5,15); } $graph = new OpenFlashChart(); // PIE chart, 60% alpha $graph->pie(60,'#505050','{font-size: 12px; color: #404040;'); // pass in two arrays, one of data, the other data labels $graph->pie_values( $data, array('IE','Firefox','Opera','Wii','Other') ); // Colours for each slice, in this case some of the colours // will be re-used (3 colurs for 5 slices means the last two // slices will have colours colour[0] and colour[1]): $graph->pie_slice_colours( array('#d01f3c','#356aa0','#C79810') ); $graph->set_tool_tip( '#val#%' ); $graph->title( 'Pie Chart', '{font-size:18px; color: #d01f3c}' ); return $this->renderText($graph->render()); } ... ... ... } ?>
Then, create the view template...
<? use_helper("OpenFlashChart"); ?> ... ... ... <?= open_flash_chart( 300, 300, 'example/chartData'); ?>
...replacing "example" with your own module name.
That's it! :)
Attachments
- mwOpenFlashChart-1.0.0.tgz (77.7 kB) -
First public release, not heavily tested
, added by equake on 04/19/08 00:30:42.