FAQ - HTML Charts

• Can HTML Chart Settings Be Saved in a Template?
• How Do I Convert a Chart to an HTML Chart?
• How Do I Open an HTML Chart?
• How Do I Upload an HTML Chart to the Internet?
• What Extensions are Used in HTML Charts?
• What Is a Chart Image File?
• What Is an HTML Chart?
• What Is the Index Page of an HTML Chart?
• What Is the Main Page of an HTML Chart?

• FAQ

• HTML Chart

Yes!

Use Save Chart in the Draw menu.

See Section 13 of the Daisy Manual or Converting Charts to HTML for more details.

HTML Charts are opened in one of two ways :-

1. By using Open HTML Chart in the File menu.

2. By using a browser on the Main HTML Page of the HTML Chart.

Use the Upload Files tab in the Save Chart dialog.

The Chart Image file has a .gif extension and all the other HTML Pages have .html.

A Chart Image file is a file usually with a .gif extension, that holds the image of a Daisy or other chart.

HTML Charts are just Internet-friendly versions of Daisy and other charts.

An optional Index HTML Page can be added to a HTML Chart, that contains hyperlinks to all of the other files.

Typically it would have a name of something like 'DaisyChartIndex.html', if the Chart Image file is 'DaisyChart.gif'.

The Main HTML Page is a container for the Chart Image file and has the same file name as that file, but with a .html extension.