[javajive]

I've downloaded fusioncharts free 2.1 and built some charts.  for the most part, the documentation is clear and it is easy to build charts.  Well done.

But the none of the doc files JS_*.html exist in the download.  The online fusioncharts.com/docs/Contents/JS_Overview.html exists but appears to document the $ version.  I found more or less by accident that some xml tags changed between versions: <chart ==> <graph, and the attribute "label" ==> "name".  Making those changes got basicexample.html to run.

In a "comparison" of v3 and the free version, javascript is said to have "partial" support.

So what is "partial" support? Is there a list of the differences somewhere?  What other surprises will I find downstream?  Is there accurate documentation somewhere for javascript support in the free version?

[Rajroop]

Hello,



Welcome to FusionCharts Forum. :hehe:



Please refer to the following links for information on javascript support in FusionCharts Free:



http://www.fusioncha...S_Overview.html

http://www.fusioncha...setDataXML.html

http://www.fusioncha...hangeChart.html

http://www.fusioncha...JS_Example.html



I hope this helps.

[javajive]

vifs remerciments, S.B., the documentation is indeed helpful.

It appears the js provided with the free version does not provide for creating a chart object from a chart defined only by the html.  Thus one could modify a chart's parameters, but unless it was created with js in the first place, one could not re-render it.

I'm not yet certain that's the case, and even if it is, I don't know if it will matter.  But if it does turn out to be a problem, I'll be tempted to write the js to generate the object from the HTML parameters, update the parameters, and use the re-render function.  So before I even think any more about it...is that possible?  Or is something lurking in the shadows?

Your humble (and impoverished) acolyte,

JJ.