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In your ajax call -

$.getJSON('ajax/calc.ajax.php', function(data) {

var series = []; //

So, it would be as follows -

$.getJSON('ajax/calc.ajax.php', function(data) {

$.each(data, function(key, value) {

var series = {}; //

Also, considering the JSON you are receiving -

{"nome":"TRANSFORMADOR 250VA 0-230-380V / 0,24V-0-48V","modelo":"TRANSFORMADOR","marca":"SEIT","valor":"318.87|542.08","qtdade":"0"??}

what you are doing in the $.each -

series.data = value;

does not make sense.

series.data is an array. So, it could look like either as follows -

[y1, y2, y3, ....] // array of numbers (which are y values)

or as follows -

[[x1, y1], [x2, y2], [x3, y3], ....] // array of arrays of pair of numbers (x and y values)

or as follows -

// array of objects which can have x and y values as properties

[{

name: 'Point 1',

color: '#00FF00',

y: 0

}, {

name: 'Point 2',

color: '#FF00FF',

y: 5

}]

So, make sure that your PHP code produces a JSON that matches an array of one of the above, then series.data = value inside your $.each will work.

Update:

Sorry, I do Java and have never done PHP so can't help you much with PHP. But, can you try with the following as your PHP, just to see if the chart shows up?

header('Content-Type: application/json');

$return_data = array(

array(array(10, 20), array(20, 30), array(56, 30), array(50, 20)),

array(array(10, 0), array(20, 10), array(56, 100), array(50, 40))

);

echo json_encode($return_data);

Update: To render pie while keeping the same PHP.

$.getJSON('ajax/calc.ajax.php', function(data) {

var series = { //

This should draw pie chart.