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Can you please send your XML as attachment?

Your chartId and Div ID are also same- please make them different.

Yes - it'll be possible in FusionCharts v3.0.6, which is currently under development.

I'm afraid no.

I'm afraid no. An alternative would be: - Provide the initial data in XML itself - Refresh every 5 seconds thereafter

Hi, It could be because of that - however, I'm not really sure. But FusionCharts Free is in AS1 and FusionCharts v3 in AS2.

I'm afraid currently you cannot do that using FusionCharts.

Please see http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs/Contents/Grid_Overview.html, http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs/Contents/Grid_Usage.html and http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs/Contents/Grid_Parameters.html

Hi, If you're using Firefox, the chart wouldn't appear in preview. Also, for printing to PDF what print driver are you using? Alternatively, you can also right click on chart and export as image.

I'm afraid that's not possible with FusionCharts v3 as of now

Hi, Can you give us a live link to see this?

It should be in the HTML after the place where you specify ?dataURL=yourData.xml

Hi Can you please send the complete HTML output as attachment?

Please sent it to support at fusioncharts dot com

You just need to add it to XML in the same way (while generating XML from array, at the end add XML for trendline)

Hi, I've sent it again. Can you please confirm?

Hi, To get the objects over Flash, you should set transparent WMode. I'm afraid we've not tried Safari on Windows - but on Mac. We do not have more advanced skills in FusionCharts - however external tools like Firebug might be able to detect something.

Hi, Also, if you could please give us your email address, we'll send you the updated chart right away.

Hi, I'm afraid currently you can just use color + transparency to differentiate between datasets. Hatch plots are yet not supported in FusionCharts.

Hi, Would it be possible for you to share a live link with us?

Michael, If you're using direct HTML code to embed the charts, do add ?chartWidth=w&chartHeight=h [replace w,h with values] in the Flashvars. Or, it's better to use the FusionCharts JavaScript class to embed the charts.

In the scatter chart, if you want to draw a dataset as line, just use [dataset drawLine='1' ...]

Since FusionCharts is based on Flash and uses XML at client side to generate charts, ideally we do not recommend over 1500-1800 data points per chart - as the rendering of the chart is dependent on the processing power of client's CPU.

An alternate would be to use the real-time charts from FusionGadgets suite which support incremental updates.

Hi, Please give us a couple of additional days - we're still trying to figure out what's going wrong here.