I couldn't put the chart in reqiured position with GD::Graph::Map. So I am not using it any more. Instead I followed these steps

* close html file after drawing the table.

* open the same file in append mode and expot chart from png file using code 
open (Rule, ">>$report") || die "can not open $report";
print Rule "<HTML><BODY BGCOLOR=white>\n";
print Rule "<INPUT TYPE=\"image\" style=\"position:absolute;left:200px
+;\" SRC=$name.png BORDER=\"1\" title=\" Packet Drop Analysis \" >\n";
print Rule "</HEAD>\n";
print Rule "</BODY>\n";
print Rule "</HTML>\n";

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Also I increased the suppress_angle to 360 degrees, so that the labels will not appear on the chart.

But I want the labels to be at the bottom or right side of the chart with pie chart slice colour indication, as we get it with chart wizard of MS excel. How can I achieve this?

Thanks & Regards

Nalina

In reply to Re^4: Font size in GD::Graph module by Nalina
in thread Font size in GD::Graph module by Nalina

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