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<title>sfStatsPlugin - symfony - Trac</title>
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<description>The sfStatsPlugin provides an easy way to display charts based on data you already own. Whether you want to follow the global progress of your application usage, or to analyze precisely how many specific actions were done by users under particular conditions, this plugin is for you.

Based on a simple YAML configuration file, the plugin will take advantage of the methods from your Propel Object Model to display a nice line chart from Google Chart API or a jQuery flot. </description>
<dc:date>2008-06-20T08:29:54Z</dc:date>
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<p class="description">The sfStatsPlugin provides an easy way to display charts based on data you already own. Whether you want to follow the global progress of your application usage, or to analyze precisely how many specific actions were done by users under particular conditions, this plugin is for you.

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