I'm looking to see how I can create a webpage that when I visit it it goes off and gathers the relevant data to send to Google Charts and then shows the returned chart.
Currently I am just getting HS to run a script every minute which actually just creates the .html webpage with the relevant code in it as per the example below, but I think this is unnecessary as it must be possible just to get the info when a webpage is loaded.
I might also like to be able to change some parameters on the page so I can select a date, etc.
Anyone got anything similar that I could have a look at ?
Thanks
Simon
Currently I am just getting HS to run a script every minute which actually just creates the .html webpage with the relevant code in it as per the example below, but I think this is unnecessary as it must be possible just to get the info when a webpage is loaded.
PHP Code:
<html>
<head>
<title>My Web-page</title>
<meta http-equiv='refresh' content='60' >
</head>
<body bgcolor='white'>
<img src='http://chart.googleapis.com/chart?cht=ls&chds=a&chs=700x400&chco=FF0000,00FF00,0000FF&chtt=Electricity+Usage+-+Last+Hour&chxt=x,y&chxs=0,ff0000,12,0,lt|1,0000ff,10,1,lt&chdl=Usage|Generating|Grid+Usage&chd=t:330,431,415,407,401,415,399,403,393,395,390,384,404,391,398,323,328,338,323,330,323,328,327,328,327,326,326,321,326,317,322,348,353,352,346,352,571,484,581,679,722,673,814,639,620,608,668,641,636,611,695,613,629,622,606,708,624,616,617,647|371,342,337,401,402,434,457,411,352,498,535,580,446,511,484,798,854,832,840,538,671,635,899,583,629,647,700,563,464,406,447,453,560,651,637,549,593,685,654,639,683,653,666,1273,650,1480,702,466,394,1215,980,1203,1229,1191,1240,1236,1321,1234,1392,1314|-41,89,78,6,-1,-19,-58,-8,41,-103,-145,-196,-42,-120,-86,-475,-526,-494,-517,-208,-348,-307,-572,-255,-302,-321,-374,-242,-138,-89,-125,-105,-207,-299,-291,-197,-22,-201,-73,40,39,20,148,-634,-30,-872,-34,175,242,-604,-285,-590,-600,-569,-634,-528,-697,-618,-775,-667&chxl=0:|07:20|07:31|07:42|07:53|08:05|08:15|08:25'>
</img>
</body>
</html>
Anyone got anything similar that I could have a look at ?
Thanks
Simon
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