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Originally posted by Volv

Scripts use JScript, not Javascript.

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Yes I know that, but it looks like Napbree thinks he's talking about a  javascript script that runs in your browser. And not about msgplus scripts.

Thanks for the replys

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Originally posted by matty
2D Animated Charts - The Code Project - Fonts & GDI

Check the C++ Source code, they will show how to create a graph using Gdip, then all you need to do is save the image based on its handle using GdipSaveImage.

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I'll give it a look, thanks

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Originally posted by Ezra

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Originally posted by Volv

Scripts use JScript, not Javascript.

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Yes I know that, but it looks like Napbree thinks he's talking about a  javascript script that runs in your browser. And not about msgplus scripts.

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But he is. At least that's what I've understood about the thread, since he's comparing PHP and Javascript (both strongly - if not entirely - related to browsers).

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Originally posted by Volv

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Originally posted by Ezra

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Originally posted by Volv

Scripts use JScript, not Javascript.

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Yes I know that, but it looks like Napbree thinks he's talking about a  javascript script that runs in your browser. And not about msgplus scripts.

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But he is. At least that's what I've understood about the thread, since he's comparing PHP and Javascript (both strongly - if not entirely - related to browsers).

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He got it wrong... happens


I've got another question, and I think there's no need to open a new thread, so...

Does anyone knows if there's a ActiveXObject reference or something?

I'm not completely sure about what exactly it is that youre looking for but have you thought of checking out a script directory to find something that may already exist to do what youre looking to accomplish?  I used to use scripts.com but recently got hooked on www.codango.com for web programming related stuff.


Anyway, I think you may find something somewhat relevant in the graphics area...theres some categories of image editors and stuff too, i'm not entirely sure what you want but if it exists you may find it here...

http://codango.com/php/dir/components/graphics/

From my understanding of what you want to do - PHP is probably the best bet as anyone visiting your site will be able to properly view the charts with no other little worries.  It stinks to have to buy some hosting space, but on the brightside PHP hosting is cheap and even better - your users should all view it problem free than

Good luck!

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Originally posted by mag56pi3
I'm not completely sure about what exactly it is that youre looking for but have you thought of checking out a script directory to find something that may already exist to do what youre looking to accomplish?  I used to use scripts.com but recently got hooked on www.codango.com for web programming related stuff.


Anyway, I think you may find something somewhat relevant in the graphics area...theres some categories of image editors and stuff too, i'm not entirely sure what you want but if it exists you may find it here...

http://codango.com/php/dir/components/graphics/

From my understanding of what you want to do - PHP is probably the best bet as anyone visiting your site will be able to properly view the charts with no other little worries.  It stinks to have to buy some hosting space, but on the brightside PHP hosting is cheap and even better - your users should all view it problem free than

Good luck!

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I have, that's why I'm asking, because I see people using I wanted use with ActiveXObject and I get myself thinking where they got it. So far I've been always lucky to find a script that has what I was looking...


I'm thinking a lot about using PHP on the script, even if I make the graphic in PHP then save it has an image and show on a window. And I also have the database feature...

Thanks

About the host, it doesn't worry me much.

If you're using a web browser to display the image, you could use VML I think.

I used it recently to create a pie chart from different MySQL queries whilst on work experience. I was using asp.net and vb.net as well as jscript  though. I'm not sure if it's what you want but thought I'd give my 2 cents =p

Isn't it better to use SVG then, instead of VML?

Or that funky script that patchou used for the personalized heat maps.

I'm thinking of following the example on the link that mag56pi3 posted.

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Originally posted by Ezra
Or that funky script that patchou used for the personalized heat maps.

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which script?

Lucky for you the 'temporary' heat map page still exists so...

See my attachment