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I thought I had tested that on another machine, but maybe I didn't. I did test it on another client's machine running IE9 just now and it works. I think my installation is bad for some reason. I also have trouble playing videos on msn.com. Will have to look into reinstalling it and/or removing add-ins. Thank you.

Here is the XML: <chart caption='SREB-State Doctoral Scholars Fields of Study' baseFont='Verdana' baseFontSize='12' baseFontColor='000000' showBorder='1' pieYScale='60' pieRadius='180' numberSuffix='%' showPercentInToolTip='0' exportEnabled='1' exportAtClient='0' exportAction='save' exportHandler='http://localhost/dsp/FusionCharts/ExportHandlers/ASP.NET/FCExporter.aspx' exportFileName='Pg1_39O0Z4ZW3'> <set label='Business & Mgt.' value='6' /> <set label='Education' value='6' /> <set label='Engineering' value='8' /> <set label='Health Professions' value='6' /> <set label='Humanities' value='17' /> <set label='Math' value='4' /> <set label='Science & Technology' value='24' /> <set label='Social & Behavioral Sciences' value='28' /> </chart>

http://home.sreb.org...s/foxframe.aspx The chart exists in an iFrame on that page. The page that populates the iFrame has this code: <div id="chartContainer">FusionCharts will load here!</div> <script type="text/javascript"> var myChart = new FusionCharts( "FusionCharts/Pie3D.swf", "myChartId", "750", "400", "0", "1" ); myChart.setXMLUrl("<%=justfname(oCurrPage.ChartDataFile)%>"); myChart.render("chartContainer"); </script>

I have a site using Fusion Charts 3 and the chart displays great under IE 8, Chrome, and Firefox, but under IE 9 it does not display. The weird thing is that if I click on the area where the chart should be, I get the menu for the chart with "Enable Rotation", "Enable Slicing Movement", etc. So it's like it's there, but is just invisible or something. I've installed the latest version of the Flash Player - did that just a moment ago - but still no chart. Is there some sort of add-in that it might need that might be disabled? Is there some sort of different syntax in the HTML that it needs for IE 9? Any help would be appreciated. Russell

Would it be better to be able to flag that the numbers provided are already calculated percents and FusionCharts should not try to assume the numbers are some part of a total that should be calculated to display a percent? That would seem like a feature I'd want.

version 3.2.1-release IE 8 Here is the XML file: <chart caption='Scholars Fields of Study' showBorder='1' pieYScale='60' pieRadius='180' numberSuffix='%' exportEnabled='1' exportAtClient='0' exportAction='save' exportHandler='http://localhost/dsp/FusionCharts/ExportHandlers/ASP.NET/FCExporter.aspx' exportFileName='Pg1_33V0MIO5Q'> <set label='Business & Mgt.' value='6.47' /> <set label='Education' value='5.59' /> <set label='Engineering' value='7.65' /> <set label='Health Professions' value='5' /> <set label='Humanities' value='15.59' /> <set label='Math' value='3.24' /> <set label='Science & Technology' value='21.18' /> <set label='Social & Behavioral Sciences' value='24.41' /> </chart> Here is the code in the HTML file (the setXMLUrl reference points to the file above) <div id="chartContainer">FusionCharts will load here!</div> <script type="text/javascript"> var myChart = new FusionCharts( "FusionCharts/Pie3D.swf", "myChartId", "750", "400", "0", "1" ); myChart.setXMLUrl("http://localhost/dsp/_33V0MIO5R.XML>"); myChart.render("chartContainer"); </script>

I have a chart where the hover text does not match the callout labels. You'd think that'd be pretty much impossible, since they should both pull the data from the XML file. Take a look at the attached screen shot. Can someone tell me what might be causing this?