The image in your link display the error 25049 which occurs when either
There is no font-file found at the specified location
=> there should be arial.ttf and arialbd.ttf in the jpgraph/ttf/ folder
or
the path to the ttf folder is incorrect in jpgraph/src/jpg-config.inc.php
On line 39 (approx. as different versions exists) you find the define for the font to use:
define(‘TTF_DIR’,‘/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/update/weather2/jpgraph/ttf/’);
You can use absolute addressing as in this example (the first / is your root)
If you have problems finding the correct path, use the small script attached.
I’ll work on it, I think some of my site’s folders look like big mess #-o#-o
(For instance, I have “jpgraph-2.3” and “jpgraph-3.5” folders, with different files in it)
First investigation, I already have arial and arialbd *.ttf files in the “jpgraph/ttf” folder
I think I need to focus on folder settings, maybe some mistakes around.
Here are my settings in “sunposa.php”
include (“graphsconf.php”);
include (“graphlang.php”);
include ($jploc.“jpgraph.php”);
include ($jploc.“jpgraph_scatter.php”);
include ($jploc.“jpgraph_line.php”);
include ($jploc.“jpgraph_date.php”);
$clientrawextra = get_raw(“clientrawextra.txt”);
Here are the settings in “graphsconf.php”
$hostloc = “./jpgraph/”;
$jploc = “./jpgraph/src/”; //must have trailing slash
http://www.plebraud-baobab.org/jpgraph/ttf/hardpath.php => displays: /homepages/42/d609300052/htdocs/jpgraph/ttf/
But the error message says the script is looking for /homepages/42/d609300052/htdocs/jpgraph-2.3/ttf/arialbd.ttf
Seems to me a “which folder is the one I shall use this time” folder-name issue,
I found a bug in diary plugin . If a month have zero percipitation then every day in this month diary displays “Day with highest precipitation of the month (0.000 mm).” .