Open Flash Chart 2 API

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This module is now merged with Open Flash Chart API according to the following discussions [1], [2]. The code has been migrated to Open Flash Chart API version 6.x-3.x so I recommend using that module instead of this one because no new features will be implemented here. I will also update the documentation page to reflect the Open Flash Chart API version 6.x-3.x soon.

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This module provides an API to generate Open Flash Chart 2 charts in Drupal.

Features

  • Option to use SWFObject to embed charts with dynamic publishing.
  • Option to automatically apply wmode:transparent to all charts. This helps fix the issue about Flash content always stays on top and ignores z-index of all other elements.
  • User can specify additional Flash parameters when rendering charts.
  • Uses standards compliance and cross-browser support XHTML code to embed charts using the "nested-objects" method. (more info)
  • Easy-to-understand and straightforward built-in API for creating charts.
  • Supports third party API e.g. the php-ofc-library that comes with Open Flash Chart 2 package.

Installation and usage instructions

Please see the documentation for installation instruction and examples on how to use the module.

Live demo

You can take a look at the demo page for a quick overview on some features of Open Flash Chart 2 API

NOTE: This module requires PHP 5.2 or greater in order to handle the JSON data format used by Open Flash Chart 2.

Project Information

Downloads

Recommended releases

Version Downloads Date Links
6.x-1.2 tar.gz (14.55 KB) | zip (15.89 KB) 2010-Sep-19 Notes

Development releases

Version Downloads Date Links
6.x-1.x-dev tar.gz (14.58 KB) | zip (15.67 KB) 2011-Feb-25 Notes

Maintainers for Open Flash Chart 2 API

  • kong - 10 commits
    last: 1 year ago, first: 2 years ago

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