0009167: GD Should check for antialiasing in JPGraph - MantisBT - Signup temporarily disabled due to spam

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0009167	mantisbt	reports	public	2008-05-18 15:35	2012-11-29 02:47

Reporter	SneakyWho_am_i	Assigned To	grangeway
Priority	normal	Severity	minor	Reproducibility	sometimes
Status	closed	Resolution	fixed
Platform	PC	OS	Linux	OS Version	Ubuntu Hardy
Product Version	1.1.1
Fixed in Version	1.2.0rc1

Summary	0009167: GD Should check for antialiasing in JPGraph
Description	Ubuntu Hardy does not use the default compiled-in version of GD. I'm not sure about other versions or other distributions. This will not affect shared hosts, I think... Sadly, without compiled-in gd, you don't have access to some of the specialist functions like antialising, and it can (and does) cause mantis's graphs to not render at all.
Steps To Reproduce	1: in ubuntu, issue sudo apt-get install php5-gd 2: install Mantis by whatever method tickles your fancy 3: Install the JPGraph script and plug it into Mantis 4: Visit /mantis/summary_graph_bystatus.php actual result: graph cannot be created because there is no function for antialiasing in your php implementation expected result: a miracle happens
Additional Information	There are a bunch of ways to fix this, due to some impressive foresight shown in Mantis's development. In the file -------------------------------------------------------- `# $Id: graph_api.php,v 1.36.2.1 2007-10-13 22:35:29 giallu Exp $ # --------------------------------------------------------</b>` I found the error in here on line 70: if ( ON == config_get_global( 'jpgraph_antialias' ) ) { $graph->img->SetAntiAliasing(); } The first possible fix might be to use a function_exists(), but I think that it would be slow and wasteful? Another way might be to have antialiasing OFF by default, and make the user turn it ON I turned it off explicitly in my config.inc.php with $g_jpgraph_antialias = OFF; ... and it looks fine to me I have attached a file, it shows how pretty my graphs look without antialiasing. What do they look like with it?
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Attached Files	summary_graph_bystatus.png (3,044 bytes) summary_graph_bystatus.png (3,044 bytes)

giallu 2008-05-19 02:47 reporter ~0017869	Thanks for the comprehensive bug report! So, I think the safest and easiest fix it to turn on anti-aliasing and let the user switch it on when he's sure about anti-aliasing support.

grangeway 2009-02-15 07:23 reporter ~0020847	Added an admin check to test for this case.