Pallav
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Problem passing URL parameters via javascript setDataURL()
Pallav replied to paul's topic in Using PowerCharts XT
You just need to URLEncode this entire URL. In all server side scripting languages, you've in-built functions to URLEncode the string. Or, in JavaScript, you can use the escape() function. -
As of now, it's not possible. However, I've added this to our wishlist for future versions.
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When running on your local machine, can you make sure you're running it through a webserver - so that you access it as http://localhost:xxxx/path_to_file. This is necessary, because the Flash Player otherwise imposes restrictions on files that directly run on OS file system. In this case, you'll need to set proper permissions for the folder by right clicking on the chart > Settings and then adding the folder as a trusted one.
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Also, in your XML, you've a mismatching closing tag: <dataset> .... </data> <dataset> should be closed by </dataset>
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Yes - you can use something like: <BODY> <form id='form1' name='form1' method='post' runat="server"> <form method='post'> </form> <div id="chart1div"> This text is replaced by the Flash movie. </div> <script type="text/javascript"> var chart1 = new FusionCharts("Bar2D.swf", "ChId1", "600", "400", "0", "1"); chart1.setDataXML("<graph><set name='A' value='22' /> <set name='A' value='22' /></graph>"); chart1.render("chart1div"); </script> </form> </BODY> Now, you'll be able to access this chart from JavaScript normally.
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We've fixed this in PowerMaps v3.0.2, which will be released on in 4th week of Dec 2006.
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I'm afraid we've not yet tried this combination. However, if we come across something or if our R&D starts on this, I'll keep you posted.
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Since you've special characters in your chart (like %28, %29), you'll need to use dataURL method for this XML.
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Does our online URL http://www.infosoftglobal.com/FusionCharts/Demos/JS/Index.html work in your IE? If yes, there might be some configuration issues with your local webserver. I would need the exact error message that you are receiving on your local webserver.
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We're working on a multi-axes chart which will support unlimited number of axis, with interactive options to show/hide axis. This chart will be a part of PowerCharts v3.0.2, to be released in first half of Jan 2007.
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Is this happening when the chart renders initially, or does it happen when you rotate the chart? If it's happening initially, can you please send us the XML file for the chart, along with following details: Width and Height of Chart Version of Chart Used
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If you're normally using FusionCharts in your ASP.NET pages (i.e, not needing client side JavaScript updates), you can place the charts anywhere in your page - including inside <FORM> elements. However, if you need to update your chart at the client side, you'll need to put the chart outside <FORM> elements. A work-around was to use second <form></form> tag inside the main <form></form> tags. But, ASP.NET Master pages do not allow for the same, leaving us with no other options.
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In this case too, chart_0 gets you reference to the chart class - but not the actual object (flash object). When using with ASP.NET, if you intend to update charts on client side, you'll necessarily need to put the chart code outside a FORM tag.
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FusionCharts is rendered on the client side using Macromedia Flash Player. Essentially, FusionCharts is a set of .swf files, which when requested by the users, downloads on his/her machine, reads the XML data and then plots the chart. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Owing to limitation of Macromedia Flash Player itself, which doesn
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The idea sounds really good. Thanks for the effort. Just curious - do you have this hosted online, so that we can see it live?
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Using PowerMaps engine for an Office Floorplan
Pallav replied to PentadPres's topic in Using FusionMaps XT
Yes - we can do such custom maps for you. The pricing starts at $299 per custom map with less than 75 entities. You can directly email us at support [at] infosoftglobal.com with the map outlines. -
Are you using the browser's print control or context menu of chart to print?
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Are you putting the chart inside <FORM> tags?
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Can you please zip and upload the XML file?
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If you know that min value and max value cannot be less than 0 and greater than 3 respectively, you can manually set yAxisMinValue to 0 and yAxisMaxValue to 3 and then set numDivLines to 5. Example: <chart yAxisMinValue='0' yAxisMaxValue='3' numDivLines='5' decimals='2' yAxisValuesDecimals='2' ..>
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This bug is being fixed in FusionCharts v3.0.2 (to be released in 4th week of Dec 2006). Sorry for any inconvenience.
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Different colors for vertical axes/labels in dual Y charts
Pallav replied to Pallav's topic in General usage
Scott, This would be possible using the multi-axis line chart, which we'll be launching as a part of PowerCharts plug soon. ETA is 2nd week of Jan. -
Different colors for vertical axes/labels in dual Y charts
Pallav replied to Pallav's topic in General usage
Scott, I'm not sure if I've understood how you want to color the values? Also, which values do you want to color? -
I'm afraid the dual y axes charts do not support vertical divisional lines. However, you can still use the <vline /> element between <category> element to plot a vertical divisional line between any two x-axis data points. vLines are vertical separator lines that help you separate blocks of data. These lines run through the height of the chart, thereby segregating data into different blocks. For example, if you're plotting a chart showing monthly sales from October 2005-Mar 2006, you might want to plot a vertical separator line between Dec 2005 and January 2006 to indicate end of year. The XML would be: <categories> <category label='Oct 2005' /> <category label='Nov 2005' /> <category label='Dec 2005' /> <vLine color='FF5904' thickness='2' /> <category label='Jan 2006' /> <category label='Feb 2006' /> </categories>
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Are you using the right click menu of chart > Print Chart to print?