Highchats and PHP combine to generate dynamic statistics graphs

Series: [{
            type: ' Pie ',
            name: ' Browser share ',
            data: [
                ' Firefox ',   45.0],
                [' IE ',       26.8],
                {
                    name: ' Chrome ',
                    y:12.8,
                    sliced:true,
                    selected:true
                },
                [' Safari ',    8.5],
                [' Opera ',     6.2],
                [' Others ',   0.7]
            ]
        }]

Mainly look at this paragraph:

{
name: ' Chrome ',
y:12.8,
sliced:true,
selected:true
}

	
		
 
  
 
		<title>Fusioncharts</title>

		<script type= "Text/javascript" src= "Http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.2/jquery.min.js" ></ script> <script type= "Text/javascript" > $ (function () {var ds = [{"Name": "\u4e0a\u6d77", "Y": 28.2},{"name": "\u
5317\u4eac "," Y ": 48.2},{" name ":" \u5e7f\u4e1c "," Y ": 18.2}];
    	
    	In fact, just follow the example in the JSON display way to show the line, such as Chrome. Radialize the Colors highcharts.getoptions (). Colors = Highcharts.map (Highcharts.getoptions (). colors, Function ( Color) {return {radialgradient: {cx:0.5, cy:0.3, r:0.7}, stops: [0, color
		], [1, Highcharts.color (Color). Brighten ( -0.3). Get (' RGB ')]//darken]};
		
		});
                Build the chart $ (' #container '). Highcharts ({chart: {plotbackgroundcolor:null,
                Plotborderwidth:null, Plotshadow:false}, title: {
     Text: ' Browser market shares at a specific website, 2010 '       }, tooltip: {pointformat: ' {series.name}:  {point.percentage:.1f}%'}, Plotoptions: {pie: {allowpointselect:true,
                        Cursor: ' pointer ', DataLabels: {enabled:true,
                            Color: ' #000000 ', Connectorcolor: ' #000000 ', formatter:function () { Return '' + this.point.name + ': ' + this.percentage + '% ';
                }}}, Series: [{type: ' Pie ',
    Name: ' Browser share ', Data:ds,}]};
    

		}); </script>
	<script src= "Js/hc.js" ></script> <script src= "Js/modules/exporting.js" ></script>
 -->' Shanghai ', ' y ' =>28.2 ', Array (' name ' => ' Beijing ', ' y ' =>48.2), Array (' name ' => ' Guangdong ', ' y ' =>18.2),);
	$data = Json_encode ($b);
Echo ($data); }?>

Here is the PHP output JSON data for JS use:

 -->
Output:
{"2": {"name": "Lo", "Data": [0,0]}, "3": {"name": "Eth0", "Data": [0.40377,0.00353]}


JS call:
Series: [
						ds[2], ds[3]
					]