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alternative: Open Flash Chart? (Score:2)
http://code.google.com/apis/chart/#granularity [google.com]
Have you looked at "Open Flash Chart" ? The graphs it produces can be extremely slick looking, and very interactive (both in terms of mouse over or clicking on elements of the graph and in using javascript via HTML form elements to auto update the data set)
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Seeing as Google provide it as a free service, then I don't think it is unreasonable for them to set a maximum limit. However, as an interim solution it works for me. In the long run I'd rather create something that doesn't require an internet connection or rely on a remote provider.
The flash stuff looks interesting, and I'll certain investigate, but for the CPAN Testers stats stuff I'd rather use something fairly static, so it can work in most browsers without requiring plugins.
Re:alternative: Open Flash Chart? (Score:2)
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