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By Russell Bloom (rbloom@hmffl.com)
In this column, we will tackle a technique that is often thought to be the domain of the graphic artist or the compiled application programmer -- drawing charts -- using JavaScript.
In this column we will:
I like working examples, and I like 'em on the first page:
For the sake of example, we will be charting student's scores on a test. Here we have eight students and their respective test scores. Throughout this article, we will use this example and expand upon it. Most of the techniques discussed will work in JavaScript 1.1 browsers (I dusted off the old Netscape 3.04 and made sure). All will work in JavaScript 1.2+ browsers. Ok, let's have some fun.
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Created: March 6, 2002
Revised: March 6, 2002
URL: http://webreference.com/programming/javascript/charts/
