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Hi, Thanks a lot for this suggestion. Do you have a working prototype or screenshot for this implementation?

You cannot directly resize the chart at client side, without a full re-draw.

There's no direct way to truncate data in FusionCharts. You'll need to manually truncate it in your script - and then provide only those data in XML, which you want to be plotted on the chart.

You may just set <chart adjustDiv='0' ...> Also, for instant support, you may send queries to [email protected]

For which chart do you need this?

Hi, Currently, we just a spline chart which creates a smoothened effect from line chart points - however, it too considers all the points while plotting. You may see it at www.fusioncharts.com/PowerCharts.asp

Hi, Thanks for your suggestions. Currently, we do not have any plans for these charts in this year. However, I've added it to our wishlist for future versions.

Hi, Does our example of updating angular gauge (in Flash) work for you? We've one such example in code/FlashExamples folder in download.

I'm afraid that's not currently possible.

We do not offer zoom-in/zoom-out - we just offer drill down as of now.

In our FusionGadgets suite (www.fusioncharts.com/gadgets), we've a horizontal linear gauge which can act as a slider component. An example is at http://www.fusioncharts.com/gadgets/Demos/Rating/Index.html

Hi, Please see http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs/ > FusionCharts in PowerPoint.

Once the chart is rendered, the only way to resize it again would be re-draw it.

You cannot call setDataXML simultaneously without the required time delay. Also, the chart needs to be registered with JS, and second setDataXML method can be called only inside FC_Rendered function.

Hi, We're very sorry for this error - it seems to affect the Pie3D and Doughnut 3D charts. I'm sending you an email with the ipdated charts. Also, we'll be posting this updated in v3.0.4 pack soon. Again, I apologize for any inconvenience.

Hi, Thanks for the suggestion. I've passed this information to the map team - hopefully, you'll be able to see them soon.

In Free version, use <graph rotateNames='1' ..>

Hi, I've added it to our wishlist for next release.

Our bar chart can do this - if you provide negative and positive values, it puts the zero line in between and then plots the bars in opposite directions.

Bobby, Can you make sure that: Both charts have different chart IDs? Both charts have different DIV Ids? Both charts have different variable names? You're including FusionCharts.js only once in the page.

Hi, Currently, FusionCharts supports only numbers for <set value='xx' ...>. However, to simulate your chart, you can use the following method: To each answer that you want to see on the y-axis, allot a unique numeric value - say 1 or 2 or 3. Now, put <set label='Date' value='Numeric value of answer' ..> Hide the y-axis values Plot each answer on y-axis as a trend line using the numeric value as start value and answer text as displayValue.

Yes - you just need to generate the XML data from your existing data and then provide it to chart. The chart can be put inside your HTML code either using direct HTML or JavaScript method of embedding.

I'm afraid it's not directly possible. We'll have to customize the code for this.

Hi, It gives me great pleasure to announce the release of FusionGadgets v3 (previously FusionCharts Instrumentation Suite v2). You can see it in action at www.fusioncharts.com/gadgets Some of the new features include: 7 New Chart Types Easy yet powerful AJAX/JavaScript integration Built on FusionCharts v3 platform in Adobe Flash 8 using ActionScript 2 New Debug Mode for better debugging capabilities Major improvement in visuals Edit mode supported for angular and linear gauges Advanced Gantt charts Alert Manager supported in all real-time charts Message logger supported in all real-time charts for streaming real-time messages from server to client Better support for annotations Better printing support Advanced drill down features You can see the complete list of new features at www.fusioncharts.com/gadgets/VersionHistory.asp Existing FusionCharts Instrumentation users can download the upgrade for FREE from http://www.fusioncharts.com/PUC > Updates. Do send us your feedback/suggestions/compliments/bug-reports at [email protected]

I'm afraid that's not currently feasible using FusionCharts.