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  1. Posted · Report reply

    Hi Angie,

     

    Yes, this does. I was creating a chart from the local file system.

     

    Thanks!smile.gif

    Hi,

     

    Please Note that setting up of Flash Player Global Security Settings is only required when you show the charts from your local file system. This is not required when the charts are displayed from a server (either localhost or remote).

     

    You can manipulate the settings from Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager in the Global Security Settings panel. It can be done in four simple steps:

    • Select the "Always allow" radio button on the top to allow security exceptions. This control is marked as "1" in the image below.
    • From the Edit Locations... drop down box, select "Add location..." option to bring up a dialog box. The drop down box is marked as "2" in the image below.
    • Now select Browse for folder... and browse to the location where you are keeping the chart SWF files.
    • After confirming your selection you should see the path of the exception added in area "3" of the image below.

    installation_securitySetting.jpg

     

     

    Hope this helps.smile.gif

  2. Posted · Edited by Denzil · Report reply

    Hi Angie,

     

    I am able to see the "Global Security Settings Panel". I changed the option to "Always Allow". I am now able to save the chart!

     

    Thanks a ton !

    Hi,

     

    To enable communication between charts and JavaScript (like updating data, retrieving data, printing, exporting, event handling etc.) in your local machine, you need to setup Flash Player Global Security settings.

     

    For more details, please refer to the link: http://www.macromedi..._manager04.html

     

    Hope this helps.smile.gif

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    Hi Angie,

     

    • RegisterWithJS parameter is enabled here var myChart = new FusionCharts( "Pie2D.swf", "myChartId", "500", "500", "0", "1" );
    • My Adobe Flash Version is 10.2.x
    • All the swf,js and FCExporter.swf files are in the same folder as the xml,html and hence all path issues are avoided

    Unfortunately, I am yet unable to save/export the chart. sad.gif

    Hi,

     

    Welcome to FusionCharts Forum!smile.gif

     

    Please make sure you have done the following while exporting a chart to avoid the foretold situation:

     

    1.The RegisterWithJS (the last) parameter is enabled (set to "1"/"true") in the HTML code.

     

    2.The Flash Player 10 or above is installed in the system.

     

    3.chart swf file, js files and and the export handler swf file are in the same domain and paths are mentioned correctly.

     

    Hope this helps.smile.gif

     

  4. Posted · Report reply

    Hi Angie,

     

    I can't see the save button. Am I missing something? PFA the screenshots during and after capture.

     

    Hi,

     

    Welcome to FusionCharts Forum!smile.gif

     

    After the completion of capture process, you will find a save button beside the chart.

     

    You would need to click on the button in order to save the image.

     

    Please find the screenshot attached for your reference.

     

    Hope this helps.smile.gif

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    post-15020-077810900 1302255360_thumb.png

  5. Posted · Edited by Denzil · Report reply

    Hi,

     

    I have successfully created a 2D Pie Chart using Fusion Charts v3 API. PFA the HTMLage-demographics.html and XMLage-demographics.xml files. I have the following files in the folder as said in the documentation :

    • FCExporter.swf
    • FusionCharts.js
    • FusionChartsExportComponent.js
    • highcharts.js
    • jquery.min.js
    • Pie2D.swf

    I am unable to export save the image as jpg/png/pdf. The capture process initiates and completes to 100% but I don't see any pop-up or save-as window in my browser. My flash version is 10.2.x. Please help.