Google is un-hackable, big websites like facebook have been hacked before, but the hackers couldn't do that much damage and facebook came down fast and hard on the hackers
Just now you would need to know the specific date and time (the red text) to display the number of jobs done at that time, I am going to bed just now and will work on limiting that time span down so you can simply use month and year and it will give you the data for now, you can try and work on...
I have got what you asked for but with a few limitation, with the structure of the database, I can only tell the number of jobs complete on a specific date/time.
Using this function:
would ouput this:
Using my make-shift database, with the same structure:
I will continue working...
I see, well TBH I can't really help you with this just now, to be able to solve a problem like this (for me) would require access to the files, structure, database etc, so I could see how it's all coded and structured, and I also think that you should start from scratch because you are missing...
I think you have over-complicated this, there would probably me a much easier way of going around this.. Let me get this clear:
When a technician / user clicks "finish" on a job, it gets recorded in a way, that you can re-call the number of jobs finished by that 1 technician on a specific day...
Would it be possible for you to mock up an image in photoshop or even MS Paint with a few boxes and text, to show me what exactly it's suppose to look like and what content is suppose to be in the boxes.
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If you are just trying to get Adam, Garry and Anthony, you will need to use a get...
I have been using it for a few weeks now, and they are updating every 2-3 weeks, and so far files with a few thousand lines of code are working prefectly fine for example, Bootstrap css file with 6167 lines.
NVM that, I forgot your query is getting specific data from 2 tables and you're limiting the results displayed, the count would count the results under the criteria of the query, put the count back in the snipper I posted and try it that way.
SELECT `day(closed)` AS day FROM ost_ticket WHERE `year(closed)` = '2013' AND `monthname(closed)` = 'January' AND `source` = '{$user}' GROUP BY day LIMIT 30
Try that, and you can do your count outside of the query to make it simpler.
In response to your last question on your thread, before Sherlock closed it, I simply right clicked to save image, and when the save dialog came up, I change the .png extension to .gif, clicked save and then re-uploaded :)