Dynamic chart library [closed] - php

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I need to dynamically build chart based on user's submissions. These submissions are done through long-polling. What I mean is that users submit values to the server, and then I need a graph that will be instantly built based on values. What library would you suggest to use in this situation? I am looking at http://www.jstat.org/demonstration and http://www.highcharts.com/ now, but would love to hear your advice.
My application is in php (yii framework)

have you ever looked at flot or RGraph? I have found Highcharts to have a steeper learning curve than flot or RGraph (IMHO). You might get rolling faster with one of these two.

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Which chart library is better for displaying data [closed]

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I am using php and mysqli. I used highcharts in angular2 but now i want to use charts in php. is highcharts still the best when it comes to php? thanks
There are so many options Available for using charts in php some of them are:
Google charts
fusion charts
pChart
Beside them there are alot of other charting libraries like chart.js which can be used with PHP.

How can I generate dynamic charts with MySQL data? [closed]

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This is not a question about the names of libraries for making graphs.
I have a project that needed a way to make graphs with data that comes from MySQL.
My question is: A library that provide a good integration and flexibility with external data, in this case MySQL data?
I need to calculate averages, make pie charts, change the data in real time, etc.
I would prefer a library that doesn't use JPEG images in final graphs. I would like something like
http://raphaeljs.com/analytics.html (anyone know if there's MySQL integration for this library?).
I saw the Google Charts API but I don't like the idea of not having library control on my server, and I read that it has limitations.
I would let jquery or dojo render the data in a graph therefore saving computing power on the server take a look at these links
http://dojotoolkit.org/grids-charts
http://www.1stwebdesigner.com/css/top-jquery-chart-libraries-interactive-charts/

reverse engineer PHP+HTML files, not object oriented ones, to produce a diagram [closed]

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What's a good tool to reverse engineer a set of php/html pages ? It's not object oriented, it's a big mess that started in early 2000 (so no UML tools obviously!).
I'd like to draw a link between files/functions that are included or called via the 'action' attribute of a form.
So basically, I would like to have a nice simple diagram to have a clear idea of how is structured a site, what variable are passed between pages through "action", the arguments of functions, in a //diagram// !
Javascript have no impact on the flow of pages here.
Don't tell me that my only hope is to write a big filthy tool to do that ?!?
Thanks-
You can use xdebug to generate a cachegrind file and then use Kcachegrind to view the diagram.

Creating a calendar in PHP [closed]

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Are there any APIs or libraries that make it easy to generate a calendar for a certain month/year? I need to have some sort of admin interface for a "event planner" part of a CMS for a local youth group and I'm at a loss as to how to generate a decent calendar.
Note: I only need something to generate the calendar HTML, not manage events. I'll be coding that part.
Two Spring to Mind
PHP Calendar - Free
Easy PHP
Calendar - Paid ($29.99 per
domain) but a lot slicker than PHP
Calendar
I ended up using a jQuery plugin instead. Thanks for the suggestions
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/fullcalendar

Any library to show records in a grid [closed]

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At present I am using a datagrid library, but I am experiencing some problems on browsers other than IE. This library can be found here.
This library works very well and is very easy to use except some compatibility issues. Is there any other easy to use grid library for PHP?
Maybe you should consider using DataTables from Yahoo UI Library.
It's very useful !!!
MyTableGrid is a JavaScript based
DataGrid control built on the
Prototype library. It allows you to
display your data in a simple and
flexible way.
http://pabloaravena.info/mytablegrid/
PHP example is here.
There's PlatinumGrid which does work correctly in IE, FF, Opera and Safari/Chrome.

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