rwuhrman

Hey guys, I want you to know that I fixed this problem in my SharePoint environment. If infosoft folks want the fix let me know, but basically it was as simple as grabbing some code from FusionCharts.js and copying it into FusionMaps.js. It was a simple matter of copying this code: //Added <FORM> compatibility //Check if it's added in Mozilla embed array or if already exits if(!document.embeds[this.getAttribute('id')] && !window[this.getAttribute('id')])window[ this.getAttribute('id')]=document.getElementById(this.getAttribute('id')); //or else document.forms[formName/formIndex][chartId] I also copied in the (mobile IE < 5) code but I'm not sure if I neede that or not. It's working now so I'm not messing with it. Thanks for such a great product. You know you guys have done a good job when someone else can come in and literally copy and paste a few lines of code from the .js of one product to fix the .js (FusionCharts) in another product (FusionMaps) with very little troubles and fix their own problem.

Hi All, I'm not able to make javascript aware of my FusionMaps in SharePoint. I've no problems making javascript aware of FusionCharts though. Also, taking the same code that I'm using in SharePoint works fine when taken outside of sharepoint. When one references elements in a web part via javascript you need to use getElementById. After some extensive testing, I'm suspecting that FusionCharts.js is doing a better job of this than FusionMaps.js. Has anyone else run into this problem of making javascript aware of the maps per the instructions in SharePoint web parts? Thanks in advance.

Hi Sudipto, Bill might also be wondering what the latest version of FusionMaps is from his last post. Actually I'm having the same exact problem as Bill with FusionMaps in SharePoint. The maps are cannot be referenced via JavaScript and just throw that JavaScript error when attempting to activate JS on them. FusionCharts is working fine though in my sharepoint with latest FusionCharts.js.