Download
The current verison of Multigraph is 2.2-43, created Tue Mar 9 09:37:07 EST 2010.
See the
Note about Multigraph Release Numbers
below.
Main Distribution
To publish web pages containing Multigraph graphs on a web server, download the filemultigraph-2.2-43.zipThis zip file contains two things: a file called "Multigraph.js", and a folder called "Multigraph" (which contains one or more other files). Put both of these in a folder somewhere in the web server's document root. Put them both in the same folder. You can then publish html files containing Multigraph graphs on the web server; see the user guide for details.
User Guide
You can view the user guide online, or you can download the user guide as a PDF file. You can also download the following zip file, which contains both the html and pdf versions of the user guide:multigraph-2.2-43-docs.zip
Examples
You can view a collection of example web pages containing Multigraph graphs here. You can also download all these examples in the following zip file:multigraph-2.2-43-examples.zip
Flex Component
If you want to include Multigraph as a component in your own Flex application, download the following swc file:Multigraph-2.2-43.swc
Source Code
If you want to work with the Multigraph source code, download the following zip file:multigraph-2.2-43-src.zipThis zip file contains the source code for Multigraph itself, the source code for the user guide, and the examples. Note that if all you want to do is publish graphs using Multigraph, you only need to download the main distribution file above. You only need the source code if you want to modify Multigraph itself.
Note about Multigraph Release Numbers
In addition to the "M.N" convention, where M is the major version and N is the minor version, Multigraph revision numbers include a dash followed by a "sequence" number. The sequence number increases with every release, independently from the major and minor version numbers. The amount by which it increases may vary, and you should not make any assumptions about the meaning of the number, other than that two releases with different sequences numbers are different from each other. For example, the next release after "2.0.108" might be something like "2.0.112", and this does not mean that there were release numbers "2.0.109", "2.0.100", and "2.0.111" in between. (The sequence number is actually the revision number from our subversion repository.)