setRoundedFrame(); #Set directory for loading images to current script directory #Need when running under Microsoft IIS $c->setSearchPath(dirname(__FILE__)); # Set the center of the pie at (280, 150) and the radius to 120 pixels $c->setPieSize(280, 150, 120); # Add a title box with title written in CDML, on a sky blue (A0C8FF) background with # glass effect $textBoxObj = $c->addTitle( "<*block,valign=absmiddle*><*img=doc.png*> Customer Survey: ". "<*font=timesi.ttf,color=000000*>Do you like our <*font,color=dd0000*>Hyper". "<*super*>TM<*/font*> molecules?", "timesbi.ttf", 15, 0x000080); $textBoxObj->setBackground(0xa0c8ff, 0x000000, glassEffect()); # Add a logo to the chart written in CDML as the bottom title aligned to the bottom # right $c->addTitle2(BottomRight, "<*block,valign=absmiddle*><*img=molecule.png*> <*block*><*color=FF*>". "<*font=timesbi.ttf,size=12*>Molecular Engineering\n<*font=arial.ttf,size=10*>". "Creating better molecules"); # Set the pie data and the pie labels $c->setData($data, $labels); # Set 3D style $c->set3D(); # Use the side label layout method $c->setLabelLayout(SideLayout); # Set the label background color to transparent $textBoxObj = $c->setLabelStyle(); $textBoxObj->setBackground(Transparent); # Add icons to the chart as a custom field $c->addExtraField($icons); # Configure the sector labels using CDML to include the icon images $c->setLabelFormat( "<*block,valign=absmiddle*><*img={field0}*> {label} ({percent|0}%)"); # Explode the 3rd and 4th sectors as a group (index = 2 and 3) $c->setExplodeGroup(2, 3); # Set the start angle to 135 degrees may improve layout when there are many small # sectors at the end of the data array (that is, data sorted in descending order). It # is because this makes the small sectors position near the horizontal axis, where # the text label has the least tendency to overlap. For data sorted in ascending # order, a start angle of 45 degrees can be used instead. $c->setStartAngle(135); # output the chart header("Content-type: image/png"); print($c->makeChart2(PNG)); ?>