The easiest to use and best looking PHP charts. Be up and running within minutes. Draw pie charts, line graphs and bar charts with minimal PHP code. No relaince on browser plugins or ActiveX controls - this is pure PHP. Images can be displayed in web pages, or saved to files and are compatible with printing. To make things even easier there's an online chart designer so you can interactively design the look of your charts and see the PHP code.

SETI@home/BOINC: use your PC to search Extraterrestrial Life! If you are already a member of SETI@home/BOINC project, you can get this stuff for free to display your progress on your homepage in real-time. It's also available a stuff to display your SETI@home/BOINC Group statistics. Here there is the source code of the SETI@home/BOINC progress status: if your server doesn't provide you PHP support you can use this stuff anyway, using the simple tool I provide.

PHP/SWF Slideshow creates attractive web slideshows from dynamic image files and data. Among the possible uses are: Slideshows Photo albums & picture books Catalogs Story books Year books Portfolios Keynotes & business presentations Advertisement Trivia games Polls Use PHP scripts to generate or gather the data, then pass it to this tool to generate Flash (swf) slideshows. PHP/SWF Slideshow makes the best of both the PHP and SWF worlds. PHP scripts provide integration, and Flash provides the best display quality.

This class uses Web Assist to generate graphs on the fly. We've found Web Assist to be a good graphing tool for clients where jpgraph and other tools are unavailable. Since it uses FLASH to generate charts, its platform independent. Our class makes it PHP-savvy too. To obtain WebAssist, visit www.webassist.com.

PostGraph is a free PHP class for creating bar graphs. It allows you to create professionally looking graphs by calling few simple methods.

Use PHP scripts to generate or gather the data from databases, then pass it to this tool to generate Flash (swf) charts. PHP/SWF Charts makes the best of both the PHP and SWF worlds. PHP scripts provide integration, and Flash provides the best display quality.   Features: - Web charts from dynamic data - Quality Flash graphics including anti-aliasing, gradients, blends, etc. - Simple and flexible chart generation - Chart types: Line, Pie, Column, Stacked column, 3D column, Bar, Stacked bar, Area, Stacked area

The Chanfo User Mapping System is an easy way to keep track of where people are that you know, and some information about them! It's great for IRC channels, gaming teams, and any other online groups!

So you want to know how to round the corners on your HTML tables? Well, you can't round the corners of an HTML table, but you can make the illusion of rounded corners fairly simple. This HTML code snip and images will show you how.

These files were created as I needed a slightly faster way of producing graphs than other options available on the web. Other PHP scripts using the GD Libraries seem to be so complicated they take too long to draw and display on a poor performance machine.

PanaChart is a PHP class for online charts creation using PHP scripting language and the GD image manipulation library. It makes it easy to plot several types of charts with less then 10 lines of code. PanaChart is suited for any scientific or business web application. The source code of the library is very compact and resides in a single file, which considerably reduces the load, parsing and execution time. The average size of a generated PNG image is less than 2 KB and the average creation time is 20 milliseconds. All these features makes PanaChart suitable for realtime graphic charts production. See the online demo or the examples page. Panachart requires PHP 4 scripting engine with GD 2 image library support enabled. - Bandwidth friendly, the average image size for a 450*250 image is around 2K - Small and fast library source code - Can be used to create plots with few lines of code - Can output to a file or directly to an HTTP stream - Supports several plot types: bars, lines, dots, areas, step, impuls - Supports multiple series plots on the same image - Supports automatic scaling of plot area by axis labels size

LastXgraph() is a PHP4 script that generates graphs suitable for stats (for example, how many hits on a website, file downloads, logins, etc): Last-X-Days, Last-X-Months, Entire Month, Entire Year, 24-hour distribution.

phPie() is a PHP4 script that creates a PNG (or GIF or JPG) format pie chart, with optional legend.

Simple PHP script that adds city climate graphs and data to any php page.

This script is similar to the bar chart generator on the same website. It lets you create line graphs on the fly. It lets you configure the background color, title string color, axes color etc. You can also have a custom background image for the graph.

abarcar Simple Bar Graph is a simple script to display results in bars. No gd is required. To install: Unpack abarcar_bargraph.tar.gz, modify input.php3, interest.php3 as needed or copy into page, FTP to webserver, and you are ready.

The scripts draws the bar chart with any number of series. It allows to configure the title, title color, axes color, background color and optionally, you can have your own background image.

A PHP script for generating Pie charts. Also draws the legend and the title string. The data is passed in the query string.

PHPLOT is a PHP script for creating Dynamic Scientific, Business, and Stock Market Type graphs. Written in PHP and supports, PHP3, PHP4, TTF (or no ttf), and GD versions 1.2 - latest version. It includes Pie, Bar, Line, Area, Point and combinations.

Many groups use a big red thermometer to show the current status of their fund raising campaigns. This script generates graphic on the fly. This script can be called either as a function or as the "source" of an image tag.

This is a straight forward Pie Chart generator written in PHP and GD The script is passed Arguments: "title" (The title of the Chart to be generated), "slice" (slice represents a value for that wedge of pie), and "itemName" (itemName is what the slice of the pie is called)