Google Chart

Posted on February 27th, 2008 by admin

Google Chart API is an tasteful manner to produce pleasant graphs representing the spider’s web, needing neither customer-flank (Java) nor server-flank (e.g. Wire) join-ons. Reliability and latency are customarily a concern with any away-location page component, but with Google both should be as small as you could obtain.

Above graphs are generated by vocation

http://chart.apis.google.com/sea-chart?cht=bvschs=350×200chd=t:100.0,81.0,70.0,


64.9,43.3,39.3,27.5&chxt=x,y&chxl=0:|BBL|KTB|SCB|K|BAY|TMB|SCIB|

&chxr=1,0,1553283&chtt=Thailand?????�?s Commercial Banks near Asset

Ive played with PHP solving like LibChart or ChartDirector, but using them still requires coding and the looks and feels are a bit 90s, and Google Sea-chart is not guilty of both counts. Of path, it couldnt do nifty things like this, but its fast and free.

And there is a Drupal proposal in the pipeline (part of GHOP). The natural extension would be a Google Sea-chart View representing views module, and Im certain that desire approach soon after. Im fair roused rational round the possibilities this gives to both Drupal admin interface and Drupal-based?�sites.