JavaScript Diagram Builder - The Pie object
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The Pie object is used to display an filled arc on the screen. It is possible to hide, move and delete it after
it has been drawn.
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This diagram was generated by
<SCRIPT Language="JavaScript">
P=new Array();
document.open();
P[0]=new Pie(100,240,10,80,0*3.6,10*3.6,"#ff6060");
P[1]=new Pie(100,240,0,80,10*3.6,40*3.6,"#ffa000");
P[2]=new Pie(100,240,0,80,40*3.6,100*3.6,"#f6f600");
new Bar(200,190,280,210,"#ff6060","Apples","#000000","", "void(0)","MouseOver(0)","MouseOut(0)");
new Bar(200,230,280,250,"#ffa000","Oranges","#000000","", "void(0)","MouseOver(1)","MouseOut(1)");
new Bar(200,270,280,290,"#f6f600","Bananas","#000000","", "void(0)","MouseOver(2)","MouseOut(2)");
document.close();
function MouseOver(i) { P[i].MoveTo("","",10); }
function MouseOut(i) { P[i].MoveTo("","",0); }
</SCRIPT>
You can use the following methods:
- var P = new Pie(theXCenter, theYCenter, theOffset, theRadius, theAngle0, theAngle1, theColor[,
theTooltipText[, theOnClickAction[, theOnMouseoverAction[, theOnMouseoutAction]]]])
//Constructor and Display
- P.SetColor(theColor) //Color
- P.SetVisibility(isVisible) //Show or Hide
- P.SetTitle(theTitle) //TooltipText
- P.MoveTo(theXCenter, theYCenter, theOffset) //Move
- P.ResizeTo(theXCenter, theYCenter, theOffset, theRadius, theAngle0, theAngle1) //Resize
- P.Delete() //Delete DIV object of P from the document
- delete P //Destructor