Matt Sowers

<set link="JavaScript: isJavaScriptCall=true;loggedOut_fakeOut = true;graph_drilldown(16,'0','15','',11,2,1,0,null,600064,1,'dynlayer_16624','9631')" value="0" tooltext="27MAY{br}Click To View" label="<a href="JavaScript: isJavaScriptCall=true;loggedOut_fakeOut = true;graph_drilldown(170,'0','12','',11,2,1,0,null,600064,1,'dynlayer_10','170_1314199631')">27MAY2010</a>" /> Ugly, but I think the problem is coming into the nested quotes. Thanks tho. --Matt

Ah, I see the problem. We need another layer of quotes :/ label="< href='Javascript:stuff("123")'" Yeah.. That's not gonna work. Fun.

We're using the Flash Chart --Matt

Okay, so we're using FC3, and I had a question on what "Limited HTML" in the data labels means Okay, so specifically the problem is this (And apologies for any spacing problems, apparently the keyboard is being obstructionist) Our site runs on a lot of javascript calls (it's all legacy, none of us are happy about it really), and we use the link= option in the FC xml to make some of those calls Now, some of our data is widly varied, so in charts where you've got large bars, there's also gonna be some exceptionally small bars (such as values of 10 and 10000) We've been having complaints about the small bars being unclickable due to their size, and it was posited that we add a link to the data label to overcome that Well, adding a link to the datalabel is giving us "invalid data" errors even with the isHTML flag set in the style area. Upon doing some reading, we've found that label has Limited HTML What are the limits of HTML for data labels?