https://www.rgraph.net/forum/index.html RGraph: Beautiful javascript charts for websites - support forum https://www.rgraph.net/forum/view/the-cdnjs-hosted-rgraph-libraries-are-available-again.html#message_316b44139a9742cfca5f9c640c47f008f6b73c1b Sun, 28 Jun 2026 18:19:03 +0100 For those who are interested, the CDNjs libraries are now up-to-date and the latest version - version 7.20 - is available for you to use. For a long time now - over a year if my memory serves me well - CDNjs - the CloudFlare-hosted repository of Open Source JavaScript libraries - has been undergoing a big rebuilding operation, which has meant that the libraries that it hosts have not been updated as new versions are released. Well, that's now finished, and the latest version of RGraph (version 7.20) is available for you to use! All of the RGraph libraries are available there, and with a new hosting and serving architecture, the CDN (Content Delivery Network) is now faster-than-ever and more resilient than it was before. So, you can either put the RGraph files on your website as you would with any other JavaScript file or you can link directly to CDNjs-hosted version with a URL like this: https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/RGraph/7.20/RGraph.svg.common.core.js That particular URL links directly to the SVG core library file, but all of the RGraph files are hosted there, so getting the one that you want is just a case of browsing through the links that are available! Here's a link that takes you directly to the CDNjs RGraph page: https://cdnjs.com/libraries/RGraph Enjoy! https://www.rgraph.net/forum/view/the-sqlite-editor-for-php-admin-tool-is-now-available-for-you-to-download-and-break.html#message_02ef6a4d5e9b6440ee4513baf40746cb8e872fe4 Mon, 22 Jun 2026 13:03:59 +0100 The SQLite Editor for PHP is now available for you to download. here: https://www.rgraph.net/sqliteeditor/index.html#download As talked about in a prior blog post, this is a database editing tool that will help you to administer your SQLite databases. It's not an administration tool for the database itself, however. You can't add, remove or change tables or views etc with it. It is, however, a tool that you can use to provide admin interfaces to your users. You can also use it, should you wish, to provide a read-only view of the database data on your website's front-end. Have a look at the previous "It's coming!" blog post that announces it: https://www.rgraph.net/blog/2026/the-upcoming-sqliteeditor-php-library.html Or just go straight ahead and download the software with the link below. https://www.rgraph.net/sqliteeditor/index.html It's only a beta at the moment - though a very usable beta - I've got a bit more to add to it (for example, a search function). It's fully documented and you can read all of the various options that are available on the documentation page linked above. https://www.rgraph.net/forum/view/question-about-3d-bar.html#message_1eb904b6d0c2a41af59e2d1fdd0e10624d94c81a Tue, 16 Jun 2026 16:51:54 +0100 They don't, because WebGL is rather complicated and would add a lot of code to the Bar chart library for not a whole lot of gain in my opinion. Thefore, The 3D Bar chart is created by skewing the canvas using a transformation and then adding the extra faces of the bars manually. Other 3D charts use the same technique, except for the 3D Pie and Rose charts, which stretch the canvas horizontally and then repeatedly draw the Pie/Rose, each time offsetting the centre Y-coordinate a little to give the illusion of depth. https://www.rgraph.net/forum/view/question-about-3d-bar.html#message_3c4840cf1e3a9541b48135f0467d4846df6e2781 Tue, 16 Jun 2026 16:51:54 +0100 hello do the 3d bar charts use webgl? https://www.rgraph.net/forum/view/svg-or-canvas.html#message_5527e76c85e5b71c6defa5f0099519b1d67b4627 Fri, 12 Jun 2026 14:59:16 +0100 Hi, Well, that's an age-old question! These days, there's little difference between the two. Technically, canvas is faster - but you're unlikely to notice any difference. SVG is probably quicker to get something up and running if you're drawing from scratch - but using RGraph, again, you won't see any difference. In terms of RGraph, it was originally a canvas-only library, and as such, the canvas side of things is a bit more mature, though both SVG and canvas have a wide range of features, and neither is missing anything significant. The SVG charts are a tiny bit sharper (in terms of antialiasing). Before version 7 of RGraph, this was a more significant difference. But now that the canvas charts have better antialiasing, both look very good. So it really just comes down to personal preference. If you plan on doing any custom drawing after your chart has been rendered, I'd probably lean towards canvas because I think that it's a friendlier drawing API. HTH Richard https://www.rgraph.net/forum/view/svg-or-canvas.html#message_4f2b344c5268b61fb41f14c640aeaf89bb7ae6d7 Fri, 12 Jun 2026 14:59:16 +0100 I'm creating a new site and want to use rgraph for it but am not sure whether to use canvas or svg. is there any difference between the tw? Marco