Automating reports

[Robert F. Stockdale IV]

I think Nvu changed the charting method some how. I reloaded the html 
file from the download and found where to change things. This is very 
nice. I think I'll have to spend more time learning this stuff. I've 
been more into the hardware and configuration side of computers rather 
than programming and Web design. Thanks again.
Bob

jb wrote:
> I use Bluefish to edit but any editor will work, Kwrite, OpenOffice or 
> whatever program will save as html.
> When you say change the symbol do you mean the chart title like S-Fund? Those 
> you can just delete and add the new in the same spot. If you need to change 
> the chart, delete the URL between the quotes "http" and add the new URL. The 
> top URL is the upper left chart, then the upper right, then bottom left then 
> right. If your not sure what is what, the chart title is just above the URL. 
> To get an URL for a new chart set up a new chart the way you like at 
> bigcharts or wherever and then right click, select properties and then you 
> can highlight and copy the URL which will be just to the chart. If your 
> worried about messing it up just make a copy before tinkering and name it 
> something else.
> The best part is the charts will update and the date will too every time you 
> fire up the document. Just replace the chart titles and URL's and you can 
> make different portfolios. One with the major indexes would make a nice daily 
> printout too.
> I have a decent stock calculator and a few other javascript calculators, also 
> a decent stock link page at my website if you want to use them.
> www.mesimpleton.com
> jb
> 
> On Wed October 5 2005 21:35, Robert F. Stockdale IV wrote:
> 
>>Thanks JB. This is awesome, its what I was trying to do, just a totally
>>different method than what I was considering. There is one chart that I
>>need to change the symbol for. How can I do this? I've tried right
>>clicking  on the chart in Nvu and I'm not sure what to do. I don't want
>>to break it. I loaded the html in an editor and it shows no symbol. I
>>saw it in an uneditable viewer. I tried jedit as well. The files for the
>>charts look like compiled code. Didn't think I should mess with that.
>>Thank you
>>Bob
>>
>>
>>jb wrote:
>>  I noticed the date didn't show up because it is a JavaScript but if
>>you save
>>  the HTML document and click on it, it will update the charts and the
>>date. No
>>  need for copy paste anything, just load it in a browser and print.
>>  jb
>>  On Wed October 5 2005 09:33, jb wrote:
>>
>>	I didn't have the URL's to your exact charts and they wanted me to sign up
>>
>>	>when I tried to get them so I went to bigcharts. If the charts aren't
>>
>>	exactly what you want just replace the URL in the quotes, any text editor
>>	will work. The date is stamped with a javascript, no need to edit. The
>>	document size is large in the browser but when it is printed it will fit
>>to page. Landscape is probably the best way to print it. Thats assuming
>>that this is something you can use.
>>	jb
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