Thanks so much for your help!

I'm pulling my hair out with Chart::Clicker.

I copied your code to my server and ran it. On my server, the resulting .PNG is simply a white rectangle with one thin horizontal line running along the bottom.

This is typical of the output I usually see. When I run the tutorial programs on CPAN, I get the same sort of results.

Do you think there might be a problem with the Chart::Clicker installation on my server? I've taken great care to load ALL of the prerequisite Perl modules. I did have some trouble getting Cairo loaded, but the server now reports that all modules are loaded okay (via CPanel). It just seems like things aren't working right (i.e. it seems like I'm not getting the results you are getting).

My own program produces a chart that is about 85% complete. Like I said, some of the tick labels are incomplete. And no matter what I do, I cannot get the vertical axis to work!

I am totally stuck, and I'd rather not pull the plug on this because I have too much time invested and need a good charting solution.

Any other suggestions?

In reply to Re^2: Chart::Clicker Question by Perobl
in thread Chart::Clicker Question by Perobl

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