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I'm trying to build an dynamic organizational chart with php. Do i need to build it myself or is there some tools for that?
specification: all the positions in the company are predefined in the org chart, we only add persons in the correspondent position.
I need your suggestions.
Thanks.
I have installed image_graphviz and graphviz in my computer. but i don't know how to use it actually. Because there is so few documentation.
Does anyone have ever done this job or have some relational materials??
thanks a lot.
You could use GraphViz and connect it to your php via PEAR. You can generate graphs like these:
(source: graphviz.org) .
You can find more examples here
There is a tool called Organimi that will accomplish this. It allows you to create a role based org chart. You also create a roster of employees from which you can add/remove employees to/from these roles. The roster can be imported from csv or you can integrate an existing employee database via the API.
We've used the Google Organizational Chart Tool with some pretty good success. The API and documentation are very clear. It was very quick to get a simple static demo up and running, and not much more work to generate it dynamically from our corporate data.
I'm using the Mindmap software for this kind of the project. There are many of them online and the desktop versions. This small, list helps you to examine:
Freemind
Mindomo
Mind42
Conceptdraw MINDMAP
Mindjet
Xmind
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Well, I recently have been trying to come with code to create matrix in which word hunting can be done. I want the user to initialise rows, columns and of course give the words, it is too difficult to create such code/algorithm as the words can be placed vertically, horizontally or diagonally. I also tried google for such algorithms but without any luck. So, if anyone has an algorthm in mind or has written such PHP code, itll be really great if I can see that.
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Nalin Bhardwaj
I am so sorry , I posted this question here, as suggested by one of the users, I googled a few different things online an dhave found a ruby file which has been built for the same purpose. And , if anybody would like to access it, they may check it out online at http://blade.nagaokaut.ac.jp/cgi-bin/scat.rb/ruby/ruby-talk/298382 . And, now I have decided to use this algorithm itself to create such a PHP file. Thank you everybody, for suggestions
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Last year I was working on a project concerning the creation of R-graphics. I remember that, during my research then, I came across something to visualize interactive R-graphics on a webpage. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name.
Does anyone know a good package/... to achieve this? I would like to get data from a database, use this data to generate a plot using R, and then visualize the plot on a webpage.
There are two ways of doing this. You could either use an direct method or an indirect method. For the indirect method you generate the javascript in your R script and pas it on to PHP (which is a lot of work but gives really nice graphs):
direct method
Knitr - compatible with R-studio
GridSVG
Shiny - compatible with R-studio
Indirect
Highcharts
D3.js
Rickshaw
Personally I'm most excited about epivizr which makes use of D3.js
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I found heaps of tutorials on Google, but none of them actually cover howto "create" the form, they all revolve around modifying an existing form(and overwrite it), rather than creating a new one by duplicating it.
Anyone know of a good tutorial that will show me how to do that?
Ideally I need to get file attachments in there too, but that'll come later :P
This tutorial might help you http://activecodeline.net/magento-custom-email-contact-form-with-notification-system
First of all, while you can make a contact form itself in HTML, and add basic interaction with Javascript, you'll have to use PHP with the send email function to send the email to yourself. PHP will also be used to upload files.
I don't think there's any one perfect tutorial, as you'd generally want to read a tutorial to get the gist of how its done, then do it your way, but you could try one of the ones here: http://www.html-form-guide.com/category/email-form
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Looking for tutorial on how to build a secure private messaging system using PHP.
Would be much appreciated.. So far I've been following this one http://www.astahost.com/Private-Message-System-t18247.html
Not really liking the way it's structured though. I would appreciate if anyone could point me to a nice tutorial.
I would recommend building your own as then you will be able to build it to the way you like it. I would read some tutorials and then design on paper what you want to build and then build it. You will learn more skills this way and build a better application.
The other side of the coin is what nettuts says:
Social media website with these 10 code techniques
The great part about the private messaging feature is that it’s already built-in to many CMS scripts. However, many sites don’t even turn on this feature. Take advantage of this (mostly) pre-built functionality and keep your visitors happy and chatting with each other
It depends on your desired outcomes, are you learning code? Building something you want to work but dont want to reuse the skills?
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I am looking to add some dynamics to our corporate website. This is a secondary role so I'd rather not be spending a ton of time on it.
At this point, all I need is a simple PHP script where a non-technical user can pull up and manage the records in a MySQL table. There's only one table of data to be managed; it's just that it will be accessed and updated quite frequently.
I recall that Grails' default scaffolding feature has precisely this: list of entries with the ability to add, edit and delete, with no nonsense.
What would be the best tool to use for this? I would rather not be writing it from scratch, as this will take me quite some time.
It seems like the kind of thing that ought to exist somewhere.
Thanks!
Have a look at Xataface. It's essentially a CRUD interface to your db. It's straightforward to install, open source and can be styled to match your corporate intranet.
for the db script, I recommend phpMyAdmin. It requires sql knowledge to do complex things, but simple operations are made friendly.
If you are looking for similar functionality of Rails, there is CakePHP, which can automatically generate code for scaffolded views to add, edit, view and delete records.
You can also check out https://github.com/laravella/crud
http://laravella.github.io/docs/
It is built on laravel, easy to install, endless possibilities.