[Alex M]

Hi,

We are using Drill-Down feature of Fusion Charts v3 as JavaScript function call.

In essence the javaScript function simply submit form to <IFRAME> window.

It works under FF, but under IE form is not submitted.

Is this known issue? If yes , what is solution?

Kind Regards,

Alex M

[Sudipto Choudhury]

Hi,

There is no such issue. To check whether the JavaScript function is really being called or not can you please add an alert(134123); . If its  working, it might be some crossbrowser issue calling the IFRAME.

[Alex M]

Thanks.

I have tried you suggestion and it appears that JavaScript function was not called.

Again it worked under FF and even worked under IE7 if the Report Page (simple HTML page which contains IFRAME) requested directly in browser.

But if the Report Page is requested in one of the frame windows - nothing happened - JavaScript window alert did not appear.

Then I have added a button to the form and called the JavaScript function by clicking the button - it worked, form was submitted and everything was working as intended.

Then I have change "target" attribute of the form which was pointing to IFRAME, thinking that it may confuse things, but it did not help.

It seems the issue is with calling JavaScript from Fusion Charts if the page is requested in one of the frame windows.

Any ideas?

Many thanks. 

[Sudipto Choudhury]

Hi,

Could you please send us the code (HTML pages) that you are using?

[Alex M]

Hi,

No problem.

You may access the report page at http://content.emarket2.com/fc/report.htm

and the same page in frame window at http://content.emarket2.com/fc/frame.htm

Many thanks.

[Sudipto Choudhury]

Hi,

We found that the charts are being loaded from another domain. Due to some security issue of IE (may be cross-domain security patch in frames which makes the frame read-only to componets of other domains), Flash movie loaded from another domain can not interact with active content or javascript of the page of another domain. We tested putting all (swf , HTML, js) files in the same domain (within frame) and it worked fine.

[Alex M]

Hi,

It is working!

Thank you very much for your help.

Regards

[xu_zhi_hong]

hi,

i have the same question above (but maybe the other reason)

my html :

<object>
<embed src="Column3D.swf" width="600" height="400" flashVars="&dataXML=<chart><set label='0' value='1' link='JavaScript:alert(1234567);'/></chart>"/>
</object>

alert message show well in xmlspy,but not work in ie6.

best regards

[Rahul Kumar]

Hi,
It occurs if you are running your HTML locally. By default Flash Player's security setting blocks invoking/calling JavaScript from SWF (Flash Movie), so you need to reset your setting into Global Security Setting panel.

[Sudipto Choudhury]

Or you can run the application from a web server live or localhost ( IIS, Apache etc).

[xu_zhi_hong]

thanks!

  thanks!:hehe:

[riclees]

Excellent, sorted.



Thank you.

[Sipes]

Hi there,



I'm having the same problem.



When I select the epxort to jpg option, it shows the progress bar to 100%, but the button stays inactive and says "waiting".



I've changed my global security settings and I'm running on localhost with IIS :-(



I've tried in IE 8 and Google chrome, but no luck.



Please help.



PS: Very, very impressive software. I'm evaluating, but will definately be buying. Thx

[Sanjukta]

Hi Sipes,

Welcome to FusionCharts Forum!

To register the chart with JavaScript, could you please enable the parameter registerWithJS to "1"?
It's the last parameter in FusionCharts constructor function.

Ref.- var chart1 = new FusionCharts("../../FusionCharts/Column3D.swf", "chart1Id", "400", "300", "0", "1");

Please try and install Flash Player 10 or above into the system for the same purpose.

Hope this helps.