BaseChart.setFontTable

ChartDirector Ver 3.1 (PHP Edition Edition)

Usage

setFontTable(index, font)

Description

Set an entry in the font table to the specified font name.

The first 4 fonts in the font table have special signficance. They are the defaults for normal, bold, italic and bold-italic fonts.

See Font Specification for details on various font attributes.

Arguments

Argument	Default	Description
index	(Mandatory)	An index to the font table, starting from 0.
font	(Mandatory)	The font name to be put into the font table.

Return Value

None

he default italic font. This is the same as the third font in the font table. An empty string means the default is unchanged.boldItalic""The default bold-italic font. This is the same as the fourth font in the font table. An empty string means the default is unchanged.

Return Value

None

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The web page then includes an <IMG> tag as follows:

When the browser reads the HTML web page and sees the <IMG> tag, it will load the image using myimage.php from another HTTP connection.

Note that the above assumes the myimage.php is located in the same directory as your web page. If it is in a different directory, you would need to modify the path in the <IMG> tag.

For reference, the following is the source code of myimage.php.

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Arguments

Argument	Default	Description
name	(Mandatory)	The name of the session variable used to store the chart image. If there are multiple chart images in the same web page, each image must use a different name.
imageFormat	PNG	A constant representing the format of the image. Must be one of the pre-defined constants PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP or WMP.

Return Value

A string representing the query parameters for retrieving the image using the myimage.php utility.

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