I'm looking to browser based map solution like google interactive chart map. I googled and i looked to smilar solution, but i didn't find good solution for it. It should be possible to created on flash, silverlight, ajax etc.
And should be change parameters easyly via javascript or sth. But i didn't like google chart beacuse; you can't change background of map and you can't modify tooltips.
Do you have any suggestions about it ?
Be practical, use Google. Don't be that guy.
Download or use the web based version of Tour de Flex (application for exploring flex capabilities)
Look for the folder Mapping, it gives you four options
-ESRI ArcGS
-Google Maps
-MapQuest Maps
-Yahoo Maps
Tool tip overlay examples are available for Google Maps. I have no clue what you mean by changing the background.... the map is the background. oO (please clarify)
Try jVectorMap. It works faster than Google implementation, looks nicer and has more built-in maps.
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I am simply looking for the communities recommendation on an open library to help develop statistical charts, graphs, and maps for a website with HTML 5 / javascript. Something similar to what fusion charts does but without having to pay an arm and a leg and having access to the deep code.
Thank you everyone. :)
Flot and
Highcharts are both pretty decent. They both require JQuery.
Raphael is another great choice, supports all browsers including IE6.
jQuery + any number of plugins designed just for that.
The Filament group has been doing a lot of work on that:
http://www.filamentgroup.com/lab/update_to_jquery_visualize_accessible_charts_with_html5_from_designing_with/
Take a look at Dojo Charting
It's very nice library for charting.
Check out Google's Visualization API.
I'm looking for a quick way to drop in a map for something like Minecraft into a pan/zoomable thing, with support for custom coordinates (like defining where is 0,0 or something)
Can't seem to figure this out with google maps, any ideas? I have tile pngs for multiple zoomlevels, I have coordinates, just no clue how to implement it.
There are several ways to get the look and feel of a map.
One huge graphic
In case you've got only one huge picture of the map that is maybe even over 100 MB in size, use the service Zoom.it. Although it's supported by Microsoft and therefore uses Silverlight (JavaScript support available as well, though), it's a handy service. Besides, the homepage also stores the automatically generated tiles and hence serves as a webhoster as well.
Several tiles at different zoom levels
In this case it's probably best to use the Google Maps JavaScript API V3. It helps you realise all your map plans. In your case you'd have to overlay your map on the real world map. To be honest, that does sound weird as all coordinates on your specific map are also related to a region on the map of our beloved planet Earth. However, it works like a charm. Should you need webspace to upload your huge map in advance, use a service like Wuala for this purpose.
All-in-one Map Generator
As you want to create a map of your Minecraft world, it's maybe best to directly use Tectonicus, a deep map renderer that also creates all required HTML pages to render your map using the Google Maps API. You can find an example map here.
I've googled tons of times but i really find flash map charts where you rollover and get a value. i already checked out anychart, anything better?
P.S. I don't want static image charts.
Thanks
To turn my comment into an answer:
If you want charts like Google Analytics, you can use the Google interactive charts API to create interactive maps. It's the same API. See: Google Goemap Visualization Examples
Take a look at AmMap http://www.ammap.com/ As far as I understand it is what you are looking for.
PHP/Swf is probably fit for your requirements
http://www.maani.us/charts/index.php
I recommend using a jquery plugin http://www.jqplot.com and avoid flash.
You can generate the input for the graphs using php.
I'm looking for a PHP chart library, with a few specific criteria:
I can't use Google charts because, in at least one case, I need to be able to run on a private network with no internet access (ergo no Google).
I need to be able to produce bitmapped images (png, etc). SVG would also be nice, and Flash is acceptable as an extra, but the static bitmapped images are necessary (so a completely Flash chart would be unusable).
Open source preferred but commercial is acceptable.
Take a look at:
JpGraph
pChart
Another suggestion in PHP in addition to the already mentioned:
Topnew SVG Chart 5.5 or bChart - a simple PHP chart for older versions.
Hope this helps someone!
Try this new stuff:
http://www.highcharts.com/ written in javascript
I would recomment Flot - it's a client-side (javascript) charting library, but it does not requite an internet connection (you can host everything on the intranet). If you want a PHP wrapper for it, many frameworks come with it - for example, here's one for QCubed, the framework that I use: http://examples.qcu.be/assets/plugins/QFlot/example/qflot-timeseries.php
Try:
Open Flash Chart
Google Chart API
I am looking for a suitable package (free or otherwise) to duplicate the functionality (mainly in visual department) of IBM's Many Eyes Visualizations Bubble Chart in our app. Below attached a screenshot of what I am talking about. Ideally it does the following:
Renders with ether flash or javascript.
Ability to generate graphs at least once a day.
Ability to be interactive, i.e. clicking a bubble would be able to do a callback to our javascript
Looks very similar to the Bubble Chart from Many Eyes (attached below).
Any ideas if such a solution exists?
We use AnyChart a lot at work for data visualisation :
http://www.anychart.com/
and here you can see some examples of their bubble charts
http://www.anychart.com/products/anychart/gallery/Marker-and-Bubble-Charts.php
alt text http://jamie-dixon.co.uk/images/bubble.gif
What they say on their site:
"AnyChart is a flexible Flash based solution that allows you to create interactive and great looking flash charts. It is a cross-browser and cross-platform charting solution intended for everybody who deals with creation of dashboard, reporting, analytics, statistical, financial or any other data visualization solutions."
From our research, these guys seem to offer some of the most customisable charts we've found that let users display the data in the many formats we need and expose a variety of events, accessible via Javascript, such as click and hover on individual items.
Flare is a good data visualization library for flash.
They have demos here - click on layouts->bubbles to see what you are after.
The closest I could find is A Better Tag Cloud by Anson Parker. Its written in javascript and uses canvas for drawing the circles. Its not 100% ideal but was a great starting point:
(source: phasetwo.org)
Demo
The example you've shown appears to be a variation of treemap visualization called circular treemaps. I'm not aware of a JavaScript library for creating those, but there is a JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit that has a standard treemap gadget built-in. That may be a better choice anyway, depending on your needs — circular treemaps have the disadvantage of wasting a lot of space.
Also, I found a Java implementation of circular treemaps here, for what that's worth. An enterprising programmer could probably port that to JS or Flash.
The javascript visualisation toolkit Protovis features a wonderful Bubble chart among its examples. This could be a very nice solution, though I am not sure whether or not it supports IE, as it is based on SVG.
You may use some physics library to create that in Flash... eg. disccollision, QuickBox2D(example)