Dynamic Graphs with ASP, PHP
(Area, Line and Bar)
Number of Columns (Max 10)
Series 1
Series 2
Column 1 - Label - Value - Value
Column 2 - Label - Value - Value
Column 3 - Label - Value - Value
Column 4 - Label - Value - Value
Column 5 - Label - Value - Value
Column 6 - Label - Value - Value
Column 7 - Label - Value - Value
Column 8 - Label - Value - Value
Column 9 - Label - Value - Value
Column 10 - Label - Value - Value
           
Graph Width Type Type
           
           
         

 
 
ASP Graphs
 

With Graph ZX it is possible to pass a number of parameters into the engine to generate a graph. The parameters are passed in in ASP notation but the ASP engine is not required. For this reason Graph ZX works successfully with PHP and DHTML.

Please note - You may need to update to the new version of GraphZX to make it work correctly. The upgrade is free for licensed users.

There are many variables you can change using asp. Graph, type, Alpha blend, Headers, footers, titles, line widths etc.

For a complete reference refer to Questions and Answers

 

 

Click on SUBMIT above to view the graph.

 

Making ASP Graphs - A Quick Guide

 


To make a graph ASP, PHP enabled :

PLEASE NOTE: You may need to download and install the latest version of Graph ZX. You can do so from the Downloads Page (Click Here).

1. Create a graph in the designer as normal. You may want to insert sample data to make sure the graph looks great. It is important to note that you must design the graph with the MAXIMUM number of columns or slices that you intend to use. You may adjust the value with a parameter COLS= passed into the graph, but the COLS parameter may not be greater than the number of columns you designed the graph to cater for.

2. Now on the data Tab in the graph designer, select the option to 'Use ASP parameters passed to file to load values'. You wil now be able to reference the values in the grid by variable names. So Column 1 of Series 1 becomes A1, column 2 becomes A2 etc. These are the variables that will be passed into the SWF file once you create it.

3. On the Y-Axis Tab. Select Auto calculate for the Y Axis values. Unless you are displaying a percentage graph or values that you know will have a fixed limit, it is a good idea to select these options. You can if you want leave the minimum value as 0 and set the others as auto calculate.

4. Save the graph with a name of your choice. Repeat these steps for all the graphs you want to publish as you can publish multiple graphs at once.

5. Select Publish from the Main Menu. Choose Internet (For publish for the Internet) and follow the steps given. You will be asked if you want to embed the graph/s in a page or have them poppup in their own window.

Download Source files used for this demo: ASPGraph.zip