Re: Dynamic client side graphs..

Vaughn Haybittle wrote:
Hi,

Apologies for previous post, the title was meant to read client side
graphs..

I would like to know if there are any easy ways or inexpensive
products that allow the generation of a graphs (bar chart and others)
based on client side XML data (data contained in a data island). I
am putting together a proof of concept and require something
inexpensive or an easy solution to demonstrate the POC. Once the
client is happy with the solution they will purchase a professional
graphing solution.

Any ideas or suggestions wouyld be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Vaughn

http://www.lutanho.net/

Plenty of impressive goodies. ;-))


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