Pallav

What SWF are you trying it against?

Hi, We're currently testing with another component and would update you ASAP.

Ajit, In FusionCharts, you'll need to provide the data for the moving average line to plot in the chart.

Tom, In FusionCharts, we accept hex code without # only. In our next version, we intend to accept both.

Hi, Currently we do not support wrapping in our pie chart. It's in our wishlist for next major release.

I'm afraid no.

You'll have to customize the code to attain that.

I'm afraid there isn't a direct option. You'll have to customize the source code.

I'm afraid no.

When running Flash files from local file system, a security layer disallows JS links. But when running from server, the same is activated.

We recommend max 1500-1800 data points on a FusionCharts chart, as it runs on Flash+XML.

Vikas, Can you please post the code that you're using to embed the chart? I think I know where the problem lies.

It's because of cross domain security restriction to prevent XSS attacks.

We support vertical trendlines only in scatter chart. For other charts, you can draw a vertical line between any two category labels (but not label the line itself).

You can set [chart canvasBorderAlpha='0' ...]

Hi, Can you please elaborate on what exactly was causing the problem? This might be of help to our other users too.

You can create the categories on top to any date - so create categories that have date padding. And have the actual tasks resort to actual dates.

Make sure those fonts are included in your System codepage.

I'm afraid we do not have an option for this yet.

I'm afraid we do not yet have a chart that supports this.

Clay, You'll need to force your y-axis max and then set the trendline as this value.

The users can load your page in an IFRAME with dataXML method.

Hi, Do you want to do all the calculations in client side JS or probably a server side script?

Hi, Can you please send us the entire page at support [at] fusioncharts.com?

Hi, I've added this to our wishlist and would try to roll it out in future versions.