ChartDirector is a professional chart component for windows and web applications. It is available for .NET, Java, ASP, COM, VB, PHP, Perl, Python, Ruby, ColdFusion and C++ application.
It has many features. Among these are the following:

• Layering Architecture
  Enables you to synthesize the charts you want using standard chart layers.
• Comprehensive Chart Styles
  Pie, donut, bar, line, spline, step line, trend line, curve-fitting and more…
• Flexible Axis System
  Unlimited number of XY axes per chart. Automatic, semi-automatic and manual scaling. Linear, log, date/time and label-based axis. Configurable axis margins. Customizable axis labels.
• AJAX Enabled User Interactions
  Full suite of mouse events for chart objects. Customizable hot spots on charts. Pop-up tool tips, drill-down, drag to zoom and drag to scroll support. AJAX enabled for web applications so charts can be updated without page refresh.
• Browser Compatibility
  Produces charts in PNG, JPEG, BMP, WBMP, GIF and SVG. Viewable by virtually all browsers, including mobile and hand-held devices.
• and more…

For more information on ChartDirector, please login to www.advsofteng.com.

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For those who doesn’t know what WordPress is, WordPress is a personal publishing system built on PHP and MySQL and licensed under the GPL(General Public License). It is both free and priceless at the same time.

A WordPress plugin is a program, or a set of one or more functions, written in the PHP scripting language, that adds a specific set of features or services to the WordPress weblog, which can be seamlessly integrated with the weblog using access points and methods provided by the WordPress Plugin Application Program Interface(API). The basic idea of the plugin architecture is to keep the core of WordPress relatively simple, but flexible enough that nearly every aspect of its input and output can be modified by plugins.

I started to learn WordPress when I had my OJT last summer. By now, I am developing WordPress plugins as I continue my OJT at Auza.net. Making plugin is not as easy you think because it takes lots of effort and requires a good knowledge in programming specially in PHP. This is why I’ve been busy practicing and doing some programs using PHP so that I can make my plugin functional.

If you’re interested on WordPress Plugins, just visit their website www.wordpress.org for more detailed information.

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