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== Output ==


See above.





Revision as of 11:53, 3 May 2013

Description

jqxChart is an easy to use chart widget based on the popular jQuery library.

jqxChart supports several common chart types. You can easily plot series of different types on a common chart. A type must be specified for each series group. Currently jqxChart supports the following series types:

  • column - simple column series
  • stackedcolumn - stacked column series
  • stackedcolumn100 - percentage stacked columns
  • line - simple streight lines connecting the value points
  • stackedline - stacked lines
  • stackedline100 - percentage stacked lines
  • spline - smooth lines connecting the value points
  • stackedspline - smooth stacked lines
  • stackedspline100 - percentage stacked smooth lines
  • area - area connecting the value points with streight lines
  • stackedarea- stacked area with streight lines between the points
  • stackedline100 - percentage stacked area
  • areaspline - smooth area connecting the value points
  • stackedareaspline - smooth stacked areas
  • stackedareaspline100 - percentage stacked smooth area
  • pie - circular chart divided into sectors, illustrating proportion
  • scatter - data is displayed as a collection of points
  • bubble - data is displayed as a collection of bubbles

Properties and Methods

See the complete documentation at jqWidget's site: http://www.jqwidgets.com/jquery-widgets-documentation/documentation/jqxcalendar/jquery-calendar-getting-started.htm

Example

Function Button1_onclick()
  'Render the chart.
  $("#Chart2").jqxChart(Chart2_settings);
End Function

JavaScript
var  sampleData = [
      { Day:'Monday', Keith:30, Erica:15, George: 25},
      { Day:'Tuesday', Keith:25, Erica:25, George: 30},
      { Day:'Wednesday', Keith:30, Erica:20, George: 25},
      { Day:'Thursday', Keith:35, Erica:25, George: 45},
      { Day:'Friday', Keith:20, Erica:20, George: 25},
      { Day:'Saturday', Keith:30, Erica:20, George: 30},
      { Day:'Sunday', Keith:60, Erica:45, George: 90}
  ];
				
Chart2_settings.source = sampleData;
Chart2_settings.categoryAxis = {
            dataField: 'Day',
            showGridLines: false};
Chart2_settings.seriesGroups =
        [
            {
                type: 'column',
                columnsGapPercent: 30,
                seriesGapPercent: 0,
                valueAxis:
                {
                    minValue: 0,
                    maxValue: 100,
                    unitInterval: 10,
                    description: 'Time in minutes'
                },
                series: [
                        { dataField: 'Keith', displayText: 'Keith'},
                        { dataField: 'Erica', displayText: 'Erica'},
                        { dataField: 'George', displayText: 'George'}
                    ]
            }
        ]

End JavaScript

Example with pur BASIC

Dim sampleData, row


Function Button1_onclick()
  'Render the chart.  
  $("#Chart1").jqxChart(Chart1_settings)
End Function



Function Form1_onshow()
  sampleData = []
  For i=0 To 6
    row=[]
    row["id"] = "Preise"
    row["Preis1"] = 25
    row["Preis2"] = 30
    row["Preis3"] = 35
    sampleData[i]= row
  Next
  
  Chart1_settings.source = sampleData
  Chart1_settings.categoryAxis={dataField:"id", showGridLines:True}
  Chart1_settings.seriesGroups = [ _
    { _
    type: "column", _
    columnsGapPercent: 30, _
    seriesGapPercent: 0, _
          valueAxis: _
          { _
          minValue: 0, _
          maxValue: 50, _
          unitInterval: 10, _
          description: "Preise in Euro(€)" _
          }, _
            series:[ _
                    { dataField: "Preis1", displayText: "Preis1"}, _
                    { dataField: "Preis2", displayText: "Preis2"}, _
                    { dataField: "Preis3", displayText: "Preis3"} _
                    ] _
    } _
    ]
    
End Function