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| Hi FusionCharts Team, I also sent this question to the FusionCharts team via their website e-mail address. I just have a couple of pre-sales questions which I would appreciate if you could answer for me: 1. If I want to graph/chart data from a LAMP configuration, plotting timestamp data, can I achieve this with FusionCharts; specifically, the Free version? 2. If I am unable to plot data directly from the MySQL database or if you advise against this, what is the ideal solution to graph data from a MySQL Database?
My website records statistics for the users and uses Unix Timestamps to do this. I am hoping that I can show my visitors their statistics results for the day/week, etc. with FusionCharts but I am unsure which method to use. Thanks,
Giarnz
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| >>>1. If I want to graph/chart data from a LAMP configuration, plotting timestamp data, can I achieve this with FusionCharts; specifically, the Free version? FusionCharts doesn't currently have a time axis. However, if your time/dates are equi-distant, you can use any of the charts to plot the same. >>> 2. If I am unable to plot data directly from the MySQL database or if you advise against this, what is the ideal solution to graph data from a MySQL Database? You'll need to hook FusionCharts to PHP pages to retrieve data from MySQL and then plot the same.
Thanks, Pallav Nadhani FusionCharts Team
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