Sometime ago I downloaded jpgraph, unzipped it and dropped it "as is" in the web root of my local machine then accessed it thus: http://localhost/jpgraph-2.3.4/src/Examples/testsuit.php The file testsuit loads ALL graphs jpgraph can create, including the one with error messages. If the above works for you, you are sure that your PHP setup and the webserver software you are using are okay. And therefore, the problem is how you are using jpgraph in your code. And like A. Mecca said, that particular feature of jpgraph creates a file in the lang folder. Does your PHP have write permissions to the web root? This is detailed at http://localhost/jpgraph-2.3.4/docs/html/5Localizingerrormessages.html#5 On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 8:47 AM, A. Mecca <axe360@gmail.com> wrote:
Boss!
If you look in a folder called lang at the same level where the error generating script is, you will find that en.inc.php is missing
On 6/10/09, Walter Onyango <wakello@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to display some graphs using JPGraph in PHP. I get the following error.
*Chosen locale file ("lang/en.inc.php") for error messages does not exist or is not readable for the PHP process. Please make sure that the file exists and that the file permissions are such that the PHP process is allowed to read this file. * Can someone with knowledge in PHP and JPGraph please help.
-- Walter.
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