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From: bizt on 16 Jun 2010 12:34
Hi,

I've currently trying to find interactive graphs that will work with
the touch screen on iPads. Problem with most graphs I've found is they
are either in Flash format or the interactive part (zooming, panning
etc) doesn't work when you press the screen.

Obviously the graphs can't be Flash so have been focusing more on
JavaScript initiated graphs (i.e. like those build on jQuery
framework). Does anyone know of any iPad friendly graphs?

Cheers
Bizt
From: Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn on 16 Jun 2010 13:35
bizt wrote:

> I've currently trying to find interactive graphs that will work with
> the touch screen on iPads. Problem with most graphs I've found is they
> are either in Flash format or the interactive part (zooming, panning
> etc) doesn't work when you press the screen.
>
> Obviously the graphs can't be Flash so have been focusing more on
> JavaScript initiated graphs (i.e. like those build on jQuery
> framework). Does anyone know of any iPad friendly graphs?

Please specify what exactly you mean by "graph", and explain what *exactly*
an "interactive graph" would be/allow.

<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graph> may be of help.


PointedEars
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