Ive never used the plot plugin, but im guessing that its second parameter
accepts an array, am i right?
If im try to parse the result into an array then do your call:
array=[];
array=transformToArray(result);
$.plot($("#graph"), array);2009/6/3 abhis...@uottawa <[email protected]> > > Hi, > I'm kinda a newbie to jquery and am stuck with a project I'm trying. I > am using the flot graphing library to plot a couple of graphs. But I > want to be able to > load different data sets into my graphing canvas by using ajax. Here > is what I have so far: > > <script type='text/javascript'> > $(function(){ > $("a.hotels").click(function() { > //the main ajax request > $.ajax({ > type: "POST", > data: "action=hotel", > url: "votes.php", > success: function(result) { > $.plot($("#graph"), [ result ]); > } > }); > }); > }); > </script> > > The response I get from the votes.php file looks like this > > [1.2438141E+12,60],[1.2437277E+12,53],[1.2436413E+12,60],[1.2435549E > +12,59],[1.2434685E+12,55],[1.2433821E > +12,59],[1.2432957E+12,60], > > which is plottable by flot. My only problem is, how do I insert that > response inplace of 'result' in the success funtion. Currently it only > comes out as 'result' if I view the source of my page, but if I add > $("span#output"+the_id).html(msg); > to the success function, then I do see my output correctly. > Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks. > -- Gustavo Salome Silva
