Hi,
I have 3 php files; pie.php, bar.php and line.php. These when run individually give output as a webpage. If all are run, 3 separate webpages open up displaying a pie chart, bar chart and line graph.
What i want to do is to divide a single webpage into three part and show each individual php file's result (i.e. the graphs) in one of the three parts.
You could include all three of the PHP scripts together on a single page using either the include or require methods.
<?php
include('path/to/fileOne.php');
include('path/to/fileTwo.php');
include('path/to/fileThree.php');
?>
Are you able to change the files? If so, strip out the bulk of the HTML that produces the primary document structure and then just include them at the point you want their output displayed.
I can't really get more specific without knowing what those scripts have in them and what sort of arguments they expect.
If you have access to the source then I suggest you split it up like this:
and then create your pages:
You could also have a master page that puts each of those pages in an iframe.
<html>
<head>
...
</head>
<body>
...
<div>
<iframe src="pie.php" width="33%" height="200px"></iframe>
<iframe src="bar.php" width="33%" height="200px"></iframe>
<iframe src="line.php" width="33%" height="200px"></iframe>
</div>
...
</body>
</html>
Of course I wouldn't recommend doing it this way if you can avoid it. Frames aren't user friendly or search engine friendly.