Swarnam

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  1. FusionCharts Suite v3.11.2 released

    1. FusionCharts Suite XT v3.11.2 introduces an alternate installation method for its (free) trial version—installation via the npm and Bower package managers.

    • npm Registry is a public collection of packages, where the package can contain anything, including ES6, client-side JS, or even HTML and CSS.

      Click here for a step-by-step  tutorial on rendering charts via npm.

    • Bower is a package manager that includes CSS frameworks like Bootstrap, libraries like jQuery, jQuery plugins, or JavaScript frameworks like Angular.

      Click here for a step-by-step tutorial on rendering charts via bower.

     

    1. This release also includes improvement in chart performance, thereby significantly improving the chart rendering speed.

     

    The new version also includes support for new attributes for better data visualization and interactivity. It also includes several improvements and bug fixes for issues impacting clients. Click here for more details.

     

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  2. Hi,

     

    - if i know how the fusion chart calculate the y axis min and max, than i can calculate it before the loading of the chart

    >> Y axis min and max values depends on the values being plotted. FusionCharts will decide Y axis max value based on the maximum value provided to the data plot.

    Else, "yaxismaxValue" attribute defined in the chart element will decide the max value.

     

    - if there is a function which get back the y axis min and max, then I can change the trendline zone after the loading of the chart

    >>Using getChartAttribute("yaxismaxvalue"), you can fetch value of chart attributes explicitly applied to the root chart object (or the <chart> node element).

     

    Docs link: http://www.fusioncharts.com/dev/api/fusioncharts/fusioncharts-methods.html#getChartAttribute


  3. Hey All,

     

    FusionCharts Suite v3.10.0 released

     

    FusionCharts Suite XT now supports three new charts—the treemap chart, the zoom scatter chart, and the zoom-line dual y-axis chart.

    • The treemap chart is modeled on the tree data structure and is used to plot hierarchical information using 2D rectangles.

    • The zoom-scatter chart combines the capabilities of a scatter chart with the zooming and panning features.

    • The zoom-line dual y-axis chart extends the capabilities of a zoom-line chart by allowing for large data sets with different numeric units and intervals to be plotted.

     

    The release also includes support for new attributes for improved data visualization as well as interactivity, as well as improvements and bug fixes for issues impacting clients.  Click here for more details.

     

    Download links:


  4. Apologies for the delay in responding.

     

    Hi Benjamin,


     


    We are in the process of implementing Java wrapper within FusionCharts Suite XT.


     



    FusionCharts Suite XT will include the FusionCharts Java wrapper that lets you create interactive, data-driven charts in your Java server without writing any JavaScript code.


     


    JavaScript and HTML code is used to generate charts in the browsers. The server-side Java wrapper generates the required JavaScript and HTML code as a string, which is then used to render charts on a browser page.


     


    The wrapper includes several built-in Java functions that reduce the time and effort that goes into generating, rendering, and configuring charts.


     



  5. Hi Deepti,

     

    Apologies for the delay.

     

    Starting FusionCharts Suite v3.4, we support only JavaScript charts. For JavaScript charts, we would recommend JSON data format because internally it converts XML to JSON before rendering. This will help in optimising the performance. Hence, XSD schemas were not updated to the latest version.
     
    Meanwhile, we are currently working on updation of XSD schemas. We will keep you posted.