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Posted by crazychrisy54 on 10/15/07 15:15
> It sounds like you've got a real good idea about what you do NOT want.
> Now all you need is to define what you DO want.
hehe very true. Basically I would like:
-the page to be supported by all browsers without requiring any
additional plugins etc thus it seems java script and ajax used within
a canvas to p'paint' the graph or svg are not possible
-the page to be able to be quickly generated and scalable thus without
the need of writing and reading a image to update the page as it is
refreshed
This leads me to thinking using some php library which supports making
very specific tailor made graphs as the best option. I would have one
graph produced and refreshed which shows the current processing taking
place and a second graph showing the whole processesing that has took
part so far visible after scrolling diagonaly down-right
Your option of creating the image and then loading it into the browser
using image manipulation functions is possibly faesible but the
problem here is that (as mentioned before) I need to be able to click
on different Steps within the graph to load up different web pages,
thus loading a image would then require me to have some image
recognition which is probably making the task more complicated then
needed. Thanks for your help though Sanders, I am new to php so your
suggestions and thoughts are much appreciated.
Chris
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