There are 4 or more rows of data

The query works 

DEBUG:  $sth = "DBI::st=HASH(0x15e6e68)"
DEBUG:  @row = "07:40 62.50 64.00 69.40"
  [0] = "07:40"
  [1] = "62.50"
  [2] = "64.00"
  [3] = "69.40"

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We are getting only one row and the fallowing error.

Can't call method "add_point" on an undefined value at ./graph.cgi line 54.

Time is the x value and the numbers are the temp. I removed time from the query and it still fails.

In reply to Re^4: Getting mysql data into gd by shanta
in thread Getting mysql data into gd by shanta

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