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Hi, We've released FusionCharts v3.0.4 with the following changes: Improvement: FusionCharts JavaScript class now implements methods to detect end user's Flash Player version and then show appropriate messages. Improvement: The legend now uses a cross-platform block character to represent items. Improvement: Legend can have a caption. Improvement: Scrolling charts now have a new attribute scrollToEnd, which allows you to automatically scroll to extreme right, when chart is first rendered. Bug Fix: In Pie & Doughnut charts, minor rendering bugs were fixed. Bug Fix: Tool tip position bug fixed (when chart is loaded inside nested movie clips in another Flash movie). Licensed users can download v3.0.4 for free from www.fusioncharts.com/PUC > My Orders > Re-download.

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You cannot directly do so from PHP. The PowerPoint part is meant for static charting.

Can you make sure that JSP file: does NOT return any HTML tags does NOT add any carriage returns to output

You may set <chart labelStep='2' ..>

Please see http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs/Contents/TTip_Lines.html

I'm afraid we do not yet support data-tables within charts.

You can try putting the noCache flag at the end of both SWF and XML. That ways both will not be cached.

That's because of the gradient fill applied. Just set <chart plotGradientFill='' ..> and they'll start looking same.

Please change "100%" in your code to a pixel value.

Thomas, I'm afraid I'm not experiencing any such problems - and that's what is taking us long to get to the base of this problem. Ideally, there shouldn't be any co-relation with chart rendering and the number of visits on your server, as the chart is generated at client side. The SWF and XML gets downloaded the client and then the chart is rendered. So, I'm not sure if that's a load problem. And, in fact, FusionCharts is being used effectively on a lot of websites (and in their home pages too) that get multi-million hits each day. This has to be something related to JavaScript and timing of data being loaded at client side. If you're getting data from server using JavaScript and then providing it to chart, the time lag here could differ, and this is what could crash. Can you please put some checks on this and see if you get a pointer here?

Please see http://www.fusioncharts.com/free/docs/Contents/JSEmbed.html

For the pie chart, you can try this: Increase the chart width Fix the pie radius using <chart pieRadius='60' ..> or so.

Paul, I'm afraid FusionCharts v3 is not supported on blackberry yet.

Our FusionCharts JavaScript class (new version) can detect whether the user has required Flash player version or not and can alert him. Additionally, in the DIV that you embed the chart, you can write your custom content (with link to Flash Player update).

Here, in the DIV that you embed the chart, you can write your message that user will see when he doesn't have the required version of Flash Player. Also, this JS file alerts the user that since he doesn't have the required version of Flash Player, he cannot see the charts.

Use <chart ... plotGradientColor='' ..>

FusionCharts currently doesn't support date based charts. Use scatter chart (numeric x-axis) and provide dates as incremental numbers to create the effect.

If you can email us your Enterprise License Order Id, we'll send you customized code to so.

To change colors of individual bars, specify it using: <set ... color='FF0000' ..> (Hex code without #)

Hi, In FusionCharts, we consider each series as its own value. So, we do not subtract values from previous series - instead portray this series as negative. If you want the previous series to be affetcted using the negative value of this series, you'll have to manipulate the data in such a way, before providing it to the chart.

The code here looks absolutely right. Few questions: Does the chart initially load with no data? Does it load everytime with no data when refreshed? When data is sent through JS, does it respond properly first time? When data is sent through JS, does it respond properly each time thereafter? When data is sent through JS, does it respond properly when refreshed?

Hi, In your code, can you explain why you're doing this: 1. In DIV, using EMBED code to render the chart: <div id="chart1div" align="center"><embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="./FusionCharts3/charts/StackedColumn3DLineDY.swf" id="chart1Id" name="chart1Id" quality="high" allowscriptaccess="always" flashvars="chartWidth=725&chartHeight=350&debugMode=0&DOMId=chart1Id&registerWithJS=1&scaleMode=noScale&lang=EN&dataXML=<chart></chart>" height="350" width="725"></div> <script language="JavaScript"> var chart1 = new FusionCharts("./FusionCharts3/charts/StackedColumn3DLineDY.swf?ChartNoDataText=not enough categories selected", "chart1Id", "725", "350", "0", "1"); chart1.setDataXML("<chart></chart>"); chart1.render("chart1div"); </script> This entire code section is very weird.

I'm afraid that's not possible using FusionCharts.

You need to put time delay between two simultaneous updates.