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This is when you've not included FusionCharts.js in the HTML file.

I'm afraid we've intentionally blocked FC_Rendered call during subsequent setDataURL calls, as it was leading to confusions while rendering.

Hi, Swiff Chart Generator generates the entire chart at server side. This bitmap data method is not very suitable for FusionCharts, as transferring even a chart data for 500x500 pixels chart involves a huge data load.

You're using the wrong SWF file - it should be MSCombi2DDY.SWF, as you need 2 Y Axes.

Attached please find an example. Make sure that you've Data.xml and the chart .as files present in the proper location, when you compile this movie. ChartLoadTest.zip

It has been fixed in v3.0.3 - can you make sure that you've v3.0.3?

You can change this text directly. But, to customize appearance, you'll need to go into source code.

I'm afraid that's not currently possible, as of now.

You'll need to load the XML file in your custom XML objects in Flash and then pass that XMl to the loaded chart.

You'll need to load the XML file in your custom XML objects in Flash and then pass that XMl to the loaded chart.

Also, please make the following change: function FC_Rendered(domId){ if (domId=="myChartId"){ var chartObj = getChartFromId(domId); chartObj.setDataXML(""); } return true; }

I'm afraid you cannot highlight a particular node directly from JavaScript API. In that case, you'll have to update the entire chart XML and set a different color for that node in XML.

You can try the following: Use dataURL method of providing data to FusionCharts. XML Encode these characters in XML - like & to &, ' to " etc.

Please see http://www.fusioncharts.com/FusionCharts/Docs/ > FusionCharts in PowerPoint

I'm afraid no.

Please use the following STYLE element: <styles> <definition> <style name='MyFirstFontStyle' type='font' face='Verdana' size='12' color='FF0000' bold='1' bgColor='FFFFDD' /> </definition> <application> <apply toObject='DataLabels' styles='MyFirstFontStyle' /> </application> </styles>

The init function should be called from FC_Rendered. window.load occurs much before the chart is loaded - as the chart is a streaming SWF file. When the chart is loaded, FC_Rendered method is called - there, you need to call init().

Seems you got confused - This forum is for FusionCharts and not .NETCharting.

Can you make sure that you

I'm afraid the SWF and the data source has to be on the same domain.

Yes - you can easily embed FusionCharts in other Flash movies. Please see http://www.fusioncharts.com/FusionCharts/Docs/ > Guide for Flash Developers.

Yes - just make sure to URLEncode the link attribute part.

Yes Don. We would be glad to help you with all integration/debugging issues.

Yes - pls set <chart showToolTip='0' ..>

Hi, As of now, we've not yet integrated FusionCharts with CCS. However, if someone is willing to take this initiative, we can help in all possible ways.