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FusionCharts Module API
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Description
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The API for FusionCharts is quite simple and straight forward. Creating a chart
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requires two functions to be written. One to render the graph, and another to
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provide the data and settings.
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To render the chart:
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Call the function fusioncharts_render and pass in two or more parameters:
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1. The type of data (FUSIONCHART_QUERY or FUSIONCHART_ARRAY)
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2. Name of the callback function.
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eg. fusioncharts_render(FUSIONCHART_QUERY, 'example1');
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3. Optional. A string used as the ID for the chart (useful if you want to access the chart with Javascript)
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eg. fusioncharts_render(FUSIONCHART_QUERY, 'example1', 'jsexample1');
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4. Optional. an array of variables you want passed to the callback function
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eg. fusioncharts_render(FUSIONCHART_QUERY, 'example1', NULL, array('parameter1', 'parameter2'));
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To provide data and settings:
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Create a function specified above (with _fusionchart_callback on the end)
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This function should return:
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1. The SQL query OR the array of data (depending on the parameter in the first function)
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2. The type of graph (see below)
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3. An array of settings (see below)
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4. An array of attributes (see below)
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5. Width of the chart
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6. Height of the chart
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Types of graph
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This is the list of charts available in the FusionCharts free package.
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Note: Not all of these are integrated yet.
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Single Series Charts
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Column 3D
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Column 2D
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Line 2D
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Area 2D
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Bar 2D
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Pie 2D
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Pie 3D
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Doughnut 2D
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Multi-series Charts
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Multi-series Column 2D
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Multi-series Column 3D
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Multi-series Line 2D
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Multi-series Bar 2D
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Multi-series Area 2D
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Stacked Charts
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Stacked Column 3D
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Stacked Column 2D
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Stacked Bar 2D
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Stacked Area 2D
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Combination Charts
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Multi-series Column 2D + Line - Dual Y Axis
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Multi-series Column 3D + Line - Dual Y Axis
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Financial Charts
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Candlestick Chart
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Funnel Chart
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Funnel Chart
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Gantt Chart
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Gantt Chart
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Settings
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There are a large number of graph settings that can be set, and they vary depending
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on the type of graph. Check out the FusionCharts documentation for a complete list
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http://www.fusioncharts.com/free/docs/?gMenuItemId=19
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If you do not supply any values, sensible ones will be chosen by default.
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Attributes
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A list of extra settings as listed below:
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'callback' The name of a fusionchart callback to be called when a bar on a graph is clicked.
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The data in the graph will be updated with the data provided by callback function.
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'callback_type' The type of callback FUSIONCHART_QUERY or FUSIONCHART_ARRAY
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'color' An array of hex colors WITHOUT a # infront
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'trendline' An associative array specifying properties of a trendline/s (all properties are optional)
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'startvalue' The Y value of the line (starting point)
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'endvalue' The Y value of the line (end point)
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'displayvalue' Text to display beside the line
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'color' Color of the line
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'thickness' Thickness of the line
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'istrendzone' Whenther the startvalue and endvalues define a line (0) or an area (1)
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'showontop' Display the line on top of the bars (1) or behind the bars (0)
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'alpha' Transparency of the trend line (0-100)
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Notes
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When using a SQL query to provide data, the fields that are returned must have specific names:
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In the case of Single Series Charts and Funnel Charts: name and value
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In the case of Multi-series Charts and Stacked Charts: category, series, and value
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In the case of Combination Charts: category, series, axis ("P" or "S"), and value
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Example 1: Data provided by a SQL query
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function fusioncharts_example1() {
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return fusioncharts_render(FUSIONCHART_QUERY, 'example1');
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}
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function example1_fusionchart_callback($args = NULL) {
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$query = "SELECT t.name AS name, COUNT(*) as value FROM {term_data} t JOIN {term_node} tn ON t.tid = tn.tid WHERE t.vid=2 GROUP BY t.tid";
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$type = 'Column 3D';
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$settings = array('Caption' => 'Sample chart using the API and a query to generate the data');
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$attributes = array();
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$width = 500;
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$height = 300;
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return array($query, $type, $settings, $attributes, $width, $height);
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}
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Example 2: Data provided by a multi-dimensional array
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function fusioncharts_example2() {
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return fusioncharts_render(FUSIONCHART_ARRAY, 'example2');
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}
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function example2_fusionchart_callback($args = NULL) {
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$data = array(array('Cat', 1),
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array('Dog', 2),
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array('Pig', 3),
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array('Mouse', 4),
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);
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$type = 'Column 3D';
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$settings = array('Caption' => 'Sample chart using the API and sample data');
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$attributes = array('callback' => 'example2',
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'callback_type' => FUSIONCHART_ARRAY,
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'color' => array('121212', 'ff0000'), //no # in front of color
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'trendline' => array(
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'startvalue' => 5,
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'displayvalue' => 'Test',
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'color' => '0000ff'
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)
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);
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$width = 500;
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$height = 300;
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return array($data, $type, $settings, $attributes, $width, $height);
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}
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