gnapse

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  1. I am using FusionCharts along with ExtJS in a desktop-like application, with windows that can be resized, and one of my window classes is a ChartWindow, aimed at showing charts in my app. The problem is that I can only load Fusion charts with a specific width and height that I have to set at creation time. My chart objects are embedded inside these windows, and when these windows change size, the chart remains the same. I have searched in this forum for "width 100%" or "full width" (or height too) and I have found nothing relevant. Can somebody please help me? Thanks in advance
  2. Chart stretching to full width and height

    Well, it seems no one can help me on this, and I kept searching. Unfortunately my search ended with the result I didn't want, which is re-building the fusionchart object everytime the container changes its size. I definitely decided myself to do this after I found this forum topic which is very clear about this, to the point that a FusionChart team member asserts that dynamic resizing of the chart is not yet implemented. http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/Topic1583-37-1.aspx This is very unfortunate, and I wonder why is this so, after working with YUI charts which are much more simple from the charting point of view, but they automatically stretch to cover all of their container area.
  3. Chart stretching to full width and height

    I should also point out that I am using FusionCharts free, and not v3. This topic ended up here in the v3 section of the forum by mistake. Maybe a forum admin can move it? Maybe this problem of mine is a shortcoming of the free version? I didn't found anything relevant in the v3 vs. free features table.
  4. Chart stretching to full width and height

    I am embedding the chart dinamically through JavaScript // Sample code var myChart = new FusionCharts(BASE_PATH+'charts/FCF_Column3D.swf', 'chartId', '400', '300'); myChart.setDataURL(BASE_PATH+'data/?cmd=chart_sample'); myChart.render(container);