keithh0427

All is resolved. Apparently the player was not installed correctly. Some files were left behind that shouldn't have been. I unstalled the player and then re-installed and rebooted. All is right with the world once more. Apologies for crying wolf.

I just installed FlashPlayer 9 into IE and am having current problems when trying to display a chart. I keep getting an error that says, "You need Adobe Flash Player 8 (or above) to view the charts. It is a free and lightweight installation from Adobe.com. Please click on OK to install the same." I continue to do that and Flash Player 8 does install. I am able to see the Flash show that indicates a successful installation. I can view the charts on this website, but not on mine. I was able to do this prior to installaion of Flash Player 8. I'm confused.

I believe I have solved the problem. The $dataArray MUST be in sorted order. I discovered this accidentally, but it seems to have worked.

I belive there is a small "bug" in the code for displaying colors and a legend. consider the following: <?php $dataArray[0][1]="IL"; $dataArray[0][2]="10"; $dataArray[1][1]="IN"; $dataArray[1][2]="0"; $dataArray[2][1]="IA"; $dataArray[2][2]="0"; $dataArray[3][1]="MI"; $dataArray[3][2]="1"; $dataArray[4][1]="WI"; $dataArray[4][2]="2"; // Declare $strXML to store dataXML of the map $strXML = "<map animation='0' showShadow='0' showBevel='0' showMarkerLabels='1' fillColor='F1f1f1' borderColor='000000' baseFont='Verdana' baseFontSize='10' markerBorderColor='000000' markerBgColor='FF5904' markerRadius='6' legendPosition='bottom' useHoverColor='1' showMarkerToolTip='1' >"; // Opening MAP element $strXML = "<map showLabels='1' includeNameInLabels='1' borderColor='FFFFFF' fillAlpha='80' showBevel='0' legendPosition='Bottom' >"; // Setting Color ranges : 4 color ranges for population ranges $strXML .= "<colorRange>"; $strXML .= "<color minValue='1' maxValue='5' displayValue='0 - 5' color='FFD33A' />"; // CC0001 $strXML .= "<color minValue='6' maxValue='10' displayValue='6 - 10' color='CC0001' />"; // FFD33A $strXML .= "<color minValue='11' maxValue='15' displayValue='11 - 15' color='069F06' />"; // 069F06 $strXML .= "<color minValue='16' maxValue='20' displayValue='> 16' color='ABF456' />"; // ABF456 $strXML .= "</colorRange><data>"; // Opening data element that will store map data // Using Data from array for each entity for($i=0;$i<=4;$i++){ $strXML .= "<entity id='" . $dataArray[$i][1] . "' value='" . $dataArray[$i][2] . "' />"; } // closing data element $strXML .= "</data>"; // closing map element $strXML .= "</map>"; // Finally Rendering the World8 Maps with renderMap() php function present in FusionMaps.php (that we have inlcuded already) // Since we're using dataXML method, we provide a "" value for dataURL here print renderMap("FusionMaps/FCMap_USA.swf","",$strXML,"firstMap", 750, 460,0,0); ?> the color is not displaying if the array value is equal to the max value in the color range. I have to increase the maxvalue by 1 to the get the desired results. However, this will throw off the range when I do this dynamically with a database. I cannot check the max value each time to see if a value is equal to it. Is there a work-around?

SORRY. WRONG FORUM.

I belive there is a small "bug" in the code for displaying colors and a legend. consider the following: <?php $dataArray[0][1]="IL"; $dataArray[0][2]="10"; $dataArray[1][1]="IN"; $dataArray[1][2]="0"; $dataArray[2][1]="IA"; $dataArray[2][2]="0"; $dataArray[3][1]="MI"; $dataArray[3][2]="1"; $dataArray[4][1]="WI"; $dataArray[4][2]="2"; // Declare $strXML to store dataXML of the map $strXML = "<map animation='0' showShadow='0' showBevel='0' showMarkerLabels='1' fillColor='F1f1f1' borderColor='000000' baseFont='Verdana' baseFontSize='10' markerBorderColor='000000' markerBgColor='FF5904' markerRadius='6' legendPosition='bottom' useHoverColor='1' showMarkerToolTip='1' >"; // Opening MAP element $strXML = "<map showLabels='1' includeNameInLabels='1' borderColor='FFFFFF' fillAlpha='80' showBevel='0' legendPosition='Bottom' >"; // Setting Color ranges : 4 color ranges for population ranges $strXML .= "<colorRange>"; $strXML .= "<color minValue='1' maxValue='5' displayValue='0 - 5' color='FFD33A' />"; // CC0001 $strXML .= "<color minValue='6' maxValue='10' displayValue='6 - 10' color='CC0001' />"; // FFD33A $strXML .= "<color minValue='11' maxValue='15' displayValue='11 - 15' color='069F06' />"; // 069F06 $strXML .= "<color minValue='16' maxValue='20' displayValue='> 16' color='ABF456' />"; // ABF456 $strXML .= "</colorRange><data>"; // Opening data element that will store map data // Using Data from array for each entity for($i=0;$i<=4;$i++){ $strXML .= "<entity id='" . $dataArray[$i][1] . "' value='" . $dataArray[$i][2] . "' />"; } // closing data element $strXML .= "</data>"; // closing map element $strXML .= "</map>"; // Finally Rendering the World8 Maps with renderMap() php function present in FusionMaps.php (that we have inlcuded already) // Since we're using dataXML method, we provide a "" value for dataURL here print renderMap("FusionMaps/FCMap_USA.swf","",$strXML,"firstMap", 750, 460,0,0); ?> the color is not displaying if the array value is equal to the max value in the color range. I have to increase the maxvalue by 1 to the get the desired results. However, this will throw off the range when I do this dynamically with a database. I cannot check the max value each time to see if a value is equal to it. Is there a work-around?