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		<title>dbFusionChartPlugin : Simple Example</title>
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This first example will show you howto integrate a FusionChart (free  / non-free ) graph in your symfony  application, using the dbFusionChartPlugin . I will explain &#39;example1&#39; included in version 0.0.2 of our plugin.

The Result

Before getting to the code, here is what the final graph/chart will look like


[partial]dbFusionChartExample/example1[/partial]


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The ...</description>
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		<title>good linux mkdir usage</title>
		<description>Most people only know mkdir the simple way. The simple way being
[code]mkdir-simple[/code]
I will give you some tips howto use mkdir, the "advanced" way.
All of the above commands could be done in a single command.
[code]mkdir-advanced[/code]
It is alot easier to use the -p option with mkdir, and make all subdirectories with a ...</description>
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