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Got it!

First step was to bind the results to a javascript:

Second step was to keep adding the results to local storage variables as each value arrives:

Once this is complete. Setup the jqplot arrays:

And plot away:

Not sure if this is the most efficient method, but it works just fine.

Hi Peter,

Thank you for sharing this!

Not a problem.

Any tips on how to refresh a jqplot graph? Each time the graph updates, it simply writes directly over the last one making a mess.

I have tried the following:

var plot = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("plot"));

if(plot)
{
plot.destroy();
}

plot = $.jqplot(.....);

localStorage.setItem('plot', JSON.stringify(plot));

Unfortunately I am unable to store and retrieve the 'plot' variable in local storage between plots. Each time I try to read it back from local storage, it is clear again.

Here you can see the axis labels are messy:

Maybe there is a simple way of clearing the html object?

Hi Peter,

Here is how to delete jqplot:
pre$("#myplot").html("");/pre