Otherwise, assign your own. The same is true for the Server URL prompt. Finally, the wizard asks you to choose a location to store the file, and whether you want it to create a home page. Now that you've prepped your data, get ready to visualize it. When I first approached George about ways to present data visually, I was expecting to sift through mounds of product literature from companies that developed Java applets, special script, or even full-blown applications for taking data from database calls and prepping it for display on the Internet.
All good charts have axis value labels.
If your data set is pretty large or holds a wide range of values, or your site offers the ability to see a number of types of data, don't set one axis value in advance. It might save you some time, but I guarantee at least a few of your charts will look bizarre. And since you're mucking about with a database anyway , the incremental time investment is worth it. Before you even begin to display tables, you need to find out the largest value you'll be charting. So much for simple HTML tables.