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<file>¶
| Tag | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| file | Object | Creates a file object. |
| setFile | Default Method | Defines the file name. |
| setFileDir | Method | Defines the root directory. |
| exportCSV | Method | Adds an icon to the graph which is linked to a CSV file containing data. |
<file [attribute]> ... </file>¶
- Description
- Creates a file object.
- Attribute
id = "myFile" Optional attribute but it is requested when using reference to this object. The reference will be "myFile".
Note: id = "1" defines the file used by default for saving the resulting image in the "typo3temp/sav_jpgraph" folder. The file name is "img_xxx" where "xxx" is the id of the content object.
<setFile attribute />¶
- Description
- Defines the fileName.
- Attribute
- value = "fileadmin/test.png"
<setFileDir attribute />¶
- Description
- Defines the root directory.
- Attribute
- dir = "PATH_site" Sets the root directory. Any defined php constant, in particular all TYPO3 path constants, will be interpreted.
<exportCSV attributes />¶
- Description
- Adds an icon to the graph which is linked to a CSV file containing data.
- Attributes
- ref_rowHeader = "data#rowHeader" The first argument is generally a reference to a <data> tag which contains the row header values.
- ref_data = "data#myData" The second attribute is generally a reference a <data> tag .
- If set, the third argument is interpreted as a column header attribute. It is also generally a reference to a <data> tag containing the header values. It means that data are arrays of arrays.
- If set, the fourth argument is interpreted as a group header argument. Group header values are displayed in the second column of the CSV file. They are generally defined by a reference to a <data> tag. It means also that data are organized as grouped arrays of arrays. In general, it is used with data coming from queries having a GROUP BY clause.