After ajax reads data, it uses jqchart to display charts. ajaxjqchart
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Recently, chart effects need to be displayed in the project. The originally collected chart plug-ins are useful.
However, there are many differences with jqchart.
Effect:
I wrote jqchart again.
The first solution is not to display the X and Y axes:
// Convert each DIV into // cancel the title display/* this. titleBox // Title = this. mkBoxElement ('T', this. op. titleLeft, this. op. titleTop ). appendTo (this. jQcanvasBox ). css ('width', this. op. width-this.op.titleLeft) // fix for safari3 2007.12.4. get (0); * // cancel the Y axis Number Display/* this. scaleYBox // Y your quota has been reached before = this. mkBoxElement ('y', this. op. scaleYLeft, this. op. scaleYTop ). appendTo (this. jQcanvasBox ). get (0); * // cancel the X axis category display/* this. scaleXBox // X contains invalid variable = this. mkBoxElement ('x', this. op. scaleXLeft, this. op. scaleXTop ). appendTo (this. jQcanvasBox ). get (0 );*/
Secondly, for the inflection point text, the original display is the corresponding data value, now you need to display the corresponding X axis Name:
If (x <= op. width) {var dx = x-op.paddingL, dy = y-op.paddingT; var dxx = I <= 0? (Dx + op. labelDataOffsetX-5 + 'px ') :( dx + op. labelDataOffsetX-20 + 'px'); // coordinate the X axis offset of the coordinate point var dyy = I % 2? (Dy + op. labelDataOffsetY-25 + 'px ') :( dy + op. labelDataOffsetY-5 + 'px '); // coordinate the y-axis offset of it. wrtText (// dx + op. labelDataOffsetX-20 + 'px ', dxx, // dy + op. labelDataOffsetY-10 + 'px ', dyy, // op. rows [I], // pre: coordinate data value op.txt pointers [I], // cychai: coordinate text op, "# jQchart-data-D-" + op. id ).css ('color', (op. data. length = 1 )? '#333': strokeStyle). css ({"width": "100px", "font-size": "12px"}); // cychai: style Control
The default data is displayed. The next step is collaboration with development.
I want to use ajax to obtain data asynchronously and display it on the foreground.
Here, I use chartdata.html on an Example page, that is, the required data page.
[{LabelX: ["design", "portability", "ease of use", "battery standby", "Camera function", "zoom"], data: [5, 7, 2, 3, 9, 4]}]
At the front-end, I request this page through ajax to process the returned json data and pass it to chartSetting:
$ (Function () {$. ajax ({url: "chartdata.html", type: "GET", success: function (cdata) {showDDChart (cdata) ;}}); function showDDChart (cdata) {var dd_chart = eval (cdata) [0]; var chartSetting = {config: {title: "", titleLeft: 70, labelX: dd_chart.labelX, // labelX: ["design", "portability", "usability", "battery standby", "Camera function", "zoom"], scaleY: {min: 0, max: 10, gap: 2}, width: 300 + 25, height: 125 + 50, paddingL: 10, paddingT: 10}, // data, 4, 9] data: dd_chart.data}; $ ('# canvasmyid '). jQchart (chartSetting );}});
Complete html page:
<Head> <! -- [If IE]> <mce: script src = "excanvas-compressed.js" mce_src = "excanvas-compressed.js" type = "text/javascript"> </mce: script> <! [Endif] --> <mce: script src = "http://jsgt.org/lib/jquery/plugin/jqchart/sample/v003/lib/jquery-1.2.3.min.js" mce_src = "http://jsgt.org/lib/jquery/plugin/jqchart/sample/v003/lib/jquery-1.2.3.min.js" type = "text/javascript"> </mce: script> <mce: script src = "jquery. jqchart. js "mce_src =" jquery. jqchart. js "type =" text/javascript "charset =" UTF-8 "> </mce: script>
OK, all done!
I hope this article will help you with jQuery programming.