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Posted: May 09 2010 at 11:34 | IP Logged Quote smarty

I am looking into ways to chart various things that I can log into a .txt/.csv file via PH.

I have found a free charting software package that seems very complete and it SHOULD work with PH (w/ the multi-editor), problem is, I am not a VB code person.

The software is called RMChart. Here is a working link:link (note: RMChart hompeage appears to be dead, use the mirror site).

The helpfile that comes with RMChart talks about how the charts could be generated...there seems like a lot of possible PH options....it is just over my software ability.

Please take a look and see what your think. The "designer utility" is shown below....



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Posted: May 09 2010 at 22:11 | IP Logged Quote spou

this might be what I was looking for. I'll give it a look tomorrow and post my findings.
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Posted: May 09 2010 at 22:44 | IP Logged Quote spou

looks bad on my side:
-I can not open a serie of data line for file input
-the developpement has been halted for almost 2 years
-not sure it will work on win7

I'll keep looking for something else.

but it could have been the right thing...
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Posted: May 17 2010 at 20:36 | IP Logged Quote smarty

Thanks for taking a look....

OK, here is ANOTHER charting solution I have been looking at called Open Flash Chart:

OFC

There is a version 1 and a version 2 of this software.

What seems interesting to me here is that you likley DO NOT have to turn on IIS (Internet Information Services). I was able to follow the tutorial and place the "open-flash-chart.swf" file into my PowerHome/web directory and use PowerHome's web server to serve the graph/chart files. For that matter, the charts could then also be displayed into PH's web center.

What has got me stuck is the ability to get a .csv or .txt file into a usable .JSON data file. There are ways to do this, but they are "over my head".

I later found that someone else took my suggestion of OFC and implmented it into CQC. Take a look over at the CQC forum, see post #79 in this thread, it is a recent tutorial for OFC.

cqc ofc tutorial

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Posted: June 09 2010 at 14:34 | IP Logged Quote smarty

Have any of you programming types had a chance to look at the "Open Flash Chart" (OFC)?
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Are there any other charting methodologies that anyone is using with PowerHome?

I am trying to find a lightweight charting display type option that I can "implant" into my touchscreen GUI. A web based chart is one option...there might be others...I guess Excel would also work, but I sure wouldn't consider that "lightweight".

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Have you looked at Google Charts? You can use this to embed charts into a web page using a simple URL statement. Pretty slick.

http://code.google.com/apis/chart/

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Posted: August 04 2010 at 09:02 | IP Logged Quote smarty

Let me take a look....

I still have not found anything that I really can work with....

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Finally created something reasonably capable, after years of wishing for this capability.

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http://www.power-home.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=4452&PN= 1&TPN=1




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Jan 3, 2015
Major new update posted at link in the message above!

I'm hoping this will make things a LOT clearer, and allow you to create a multitude of different chart types to monitor your weather, local rainfall, STAT temps, or the phase of the moon.   


PS - I'll be adding some PH Macro examples to this in a few days to demonstrate how to use SQL and write data out to a CSV file.

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