Those are just some examples of the top of my head what I'm looking for is some information that will point me in the right direction for such a project or similar projects. As said the data will need to be graphically represented so any javascript library recommendations for such a task would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Kevin

Hey Chris,

Thanks for the tips, the reports module is on my to view list. I've actually gone back through that task manager tutorial and gotten a good handle on things for getting the data. Thanks for the work on that, very informative. I'll mark this as resolved, should be able find an adequate JS library without issue.

Thanks,

Kevin.

Hey I actually have one more question, I've been playing around with Chart.js in my module. It's displaying fine but the data used right now is hardcoded in the javascript, I was wondering if anyone knows how to pass data from example the view.ascx.cs Page_Load into the Javascript in View.ascx. An example of what I have right now below:

View.ascx.cs (Page_Load)

                var avgAge = QueryController.GetAgeAvg(UserId).QueryValue;;

                var numFollowers = QueryController.GetNumberFollowers(UserId).QueryValue;

                var numFriends = QueryController.GetNumberFriends(UserId).QueryValue;

                var numUsers = QueryController.GetNumberUsers().QueryValue;

                txtAgeAvg.Text = avgAge.ToString();

                txtNumberFollowers.Text = numFollowers.ToString();

                txtNumberFriends.Text = numFriends.ToString();

                txtNumberUsers.Text = numUsers.ToString();

View.ascx (Javascript)

<script>

    var relationshipData = {

        labels: ["Users", "Friends", "Followers"],

        datasets: [

            {

                label: 'Over 18 #',

                fillColor: '#382765',

                data: [2500, 1902, 1041]

            },

        {

            label: 'Under 18 #',

            fillColor: '#7BC225',

            data: [3104, 1689, 1318]

        }

        ]

    }

    var relationships = document.getElementById('relationship').getContext('2d');

    new Chart(relationships).Bar(relationshipData);

</script>

Thanks,

Kevin