How to setup jpgraphs and wxgraphs

[niko]

Do you have a link to your graphs?

[Cavaliere89]

Hello to all children,

Today I tried to install these graphs using the guide made ​​the front page, following all the steps explained.

Unfortunately, however 'at the end of the installation, when I go to see an image does not appear.

Here is the referral link on my site: http://www.ombarcellonapg.tk/wdisplay/wxgraphs/rain_7days.php

http://www.ombarcellonapg.tk/wdisplay/wxgraphs/wxgraphs_test.html

Can you help?

Thanks in advance.

[niko]

Need to work through the error messages one by one. First please make a copy of your graphsconf.php as graphsconf.txt and post it as an attachment.

[Cavaliere89]

Hello everyone,

http://www.ombarcellonapg.tk/wdisplay/wxgraphs/wxgraphs_test.html

I finally resolved and I can visuallizzare graphics but why some do not see it??

and then I ask how you can 'change the template of the graphs?

[tman1991]

solution found for backgrounds with jpgraph 3.5b01

http://www.weather-watch.com/smf/index.php/topic,54144.msg434870.html#msg434870

remove "required_once('jpgraph_theme.inc.php') from the jpgraph.php script and it worked (or I guess you could just comment it). This is in jpgraph version 3.5.0b1

Thanks to RonParWX

[weatherforyou]

I'm getting a message on many of my graphs "JpGraph Error : 25091 - Internal font does not support drawing text at arbitrary angle. Use TTF fonts instead."  Also all my other graphs are not using TTF.  Is there somewhere TTF needs to be turned on?  I've gone back over the instructions at least four times, and tried every combination of paths possible.

Test is at http://www.grantspassweather.com/wxgraphs/wxgraphs_test.html and hardpath at http://www.grantspassweather.com/jpgraph/ttf/hardpath.php  Path is set as

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define('TTF_DIR','/big/dom/gpwx/public_html/jpgraph/ttf/');
Thanks!

[tman1991]

try this

define('TTF_DIR','${WEBROOT}/jpgraph/ttf/');

I had a similar issue where mine was in 'blah/public_html/jpgraph/ttf/' also and it didnt work until I tried that above.

[weatherforyou]

Thanks much for the idea.  Unfortunately didn't work in my case.   

[tman1991]

Heres another idea..  move the stuff from wxgraphs to the root and try that..

[weatherforyou]

Thanks again, tman1991.  That didn't do it either, though.   

I did get all the graphs to display by changing $label_angle = 60 to $label_angle = 90 (thus not an arbitrary angle like it was complaining about).  But they're still not using TTF.  So I guess the problem is back in JpGraph.

I do have working graphs now.  Anymore suggestions on getting TTF to work is still appreciated.

[weatherforyou]

Figured it out once I ran some other tests on the php installation.  Apparently FreeType wasn't enabled for some reason.  I recompiled php and all is working. 

[bhogsett]

I have just installed jpgraph and wxgraphs.  Easy installation and no problems--except one.

I want to use inches of mercury for the barometer setting and have these values in my graphconf.php file:

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$pres_conv = 0.0295; // Set to 0.0295 for in of Mercury or 1 for hPa/mb
$pres_unit = "in"; //Set to required value
I get an error saying the minvalue I have set is larger than the max allowed value.

I suspect it should not be "in".  But I am not sure what it should be.

Oh, if I use hPa/mb I have no issues.

Bill

[tman1991]

This is for the test graphs im assuming?    The barometeer graph has a min max setting and u need to change that after switiching units

[bhogsett]

This is for the test graphs im assuming?    The barometeer graph has a min max setting and u need to change that after switiching units

Duh!

Thanks.

Bill

[jgillett]

define('TTF_DIR','${WEBROOT}/jpgraph/ttf/');

Had to modify that a bit for mine...

define('TTF_DIR','${WEBROOT}/jpgraph-3.5.0b1/src/fonts/');

Obviously that was because of the different structure in 3.5.0b1. It still failed. Finally took a copy of Arial from /windoze/fonts/ and dumped it into the jpgraph /fonts/. That DID work, and everything on wxgraphs_test.html finally showed up.

Thanks for the tip in the right direction.