For what it's worth, I am presenting tabular data in an ajaxian manner
using settimer and json, gethering the data and putting it out with
innerhtml. I think you could do the same with graphical data. I'll
gladly send you the javascript I have for doint this if you want. -
Janna B
On Jul 9, 4:56 pm, gberz3 <
gbe...@...> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm in the midst of a Rails application that produces line,bar, and
> pie charts for constantly accumulated data. That said, I'm looking
> for some quality ways in which to deal with presenting the large
> amounts of data while keeping the graphs accurate and up to date.
> Obviously the simple answer is to build and run a new query each and
> every time a chart is accessed. However, my gut tells me that there
> are frameworks/libraries, etc. that can manage this -- perhaps in the
> background. Any thoughts?
>
> For the record, I am using XMLSWF charts (
http://www.maani.us/> xml_charts/).
>
> Best.
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