http://feedme.cias.rit.edu/quietus/php/graphData.php
Alrighty folks, this will be a quick post because I’ve got class in 4 minutes, but here goes.
the above link will take you to a page where you can choose the filter that gets graphed against the frequency of causes of deaths, and it will tell you how many people in the database are most likely to die from such a cause in their respective divisions. It also displays the percent of the highest number, as well as the number of cubes which would be displayed in flash.
enjoy!
(if you want to add more “ghost” data to the database, I made a script to do just that! it’s here: http://feedme.cias.rit.edu/quietus/php/recordsFill.php – if you want to add more than one record at a time [could get quite daunting...] then you can add ?n=# to the end of the url, where # is the number of records you want to create. If you create one, then refresh the graphData page, you’ll see the new numbers! Isn’t that exciting!?)
yikes! late to class!
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Update to recordsFill.php – password needed! Include the password to our ftp site in the url with the parameter name pass. For example…
http://feedme.cias.rit.edu/quietus/php/recordsFill.php?pass=feedmepassword (where feedmepassword is our ftp password)You would then be able to use this url to add 100 new entries:
http://feedme.cias.rit.edu/quietus/php/recordsFill.php?pass=feedmepassword&n=100 (where feedmepassword is our ftp password)Also new – the ability to clear the table!
add another parameter onto the url called ‘clear’ and give it a value of anything, and the `records` table will truncate. For example…
http://feedme.cias.rit.edu/quietus/php/recordsFill.php?pass=feedmepassword&clear=1would clear the table. Password still needed.
Hope this is useful to someone! (It’s useful to me, for sure.)
Lee Pfeil added these pithy words on
Mar 26 09 at
12:10 pm
