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I had to create a stripped down, sample test page. Chart XML <chart caption='Early Childhood Education in Neighborhoods' xAxisName='Year' yAxisName='% Recieving Early Childhood Education' yAxisMinValue='0' yAxisMaxValue='100' exportEnabled='1' exportAtClient='0' exportHandler='FCExporter.aspx' showAboutMenuItem='1' aboutMenuItemLabel='About The Skillman Foundation' aboutMenuItemLink='n-http://www.skillman.org/' showPlotBorder='1' useRoundEdges='1' showLegend='0' showSum='1' labelDisplay='WRAP' decimals='0' numberPrefix='' numberSuffix='%' formatNumber='1' formatNumberScale='0' paletteColors='4E6172, 668D3C' bgColor='EFE270' bgAlpha='100' showBorder='0' showAlternateHGridColor='0' canvasBgColor='FFFFFF' canvasBorderColor='4E6172' toolTipBgColor='D9CBAF' toolTipBorderColor='613318' showToolTipShadow='1' > <set label='2010' value='5.3' /> <set label='2011' value='14.6' /> <set label='2012' value='' /> <set label='2013' value='' /> <set label='2014' value='' /> <set label='2015' value='' /> <set label='2016' value='' /> <trendLines> <line startValue='51' color='668D3C' displayvalue='2016{br}Goal' dashed='1' dashGap='3' dashLen='3' toolText='2016 Goal: High Quality early care for 51%+ children' showOnTop='1' thickness='2' valueOnRight='1' /> <line startValue='25' color='4E6172' displayvalue='2012{br}Benchmark' dashed='1' dashGap='3' dashLen='3' toolText='2012 Benchmark: 25% of children ages birth to 5 receive early care and education experiences' showOnTop='1' thickness='2' valueOnRight='1' /> <line startValue='0' endValue='61.1' color='4E6172' displayvalue='Trend' dashed='0' toolText='2010-2016 Trend' showOnTop='1' thickness='2' valueOnRight='1' /> </trendLines> <styles> <definition> <style name='chartCaptionFont' type='font' font='Vernada' size='12' color='000000' bold='1' /> <style name='chartSubCaptionFont' type='font' font='Vernada' size='11' color='000000' /> <style name='dataLabelsFont' type='font' font='Vernada' size='11' color='000000' /> <style name='valuesFont' type='font' font='Vernada' size='11' color='000000' /> <style name='axisFont' type='font' font='Vernada' size='11' color='000000' bold='1' /> </definition> <application> <apply toObject='Caption' styles='chartCaptionFont' /> <apply toObject='SubCaption' styles='chartSubCaptionFont' /> <apply toObject='DataLabels' styles='dataLabelsFont' /> <apply toObject='ToolTip' styles='chartSubCaptionFont' /> <apply toObject='DataValues' styles='valuesFont' /> <apply toObject='xAxisName' styles='axisFont' /> <apply toObject='yAxisName' styles='axisFont' /> <apply toObject='yAxisValues' styles='valuesFont' /> </application> </styles> </chart> J/S I've used: $(function () { FusionCharts.setCurrentRenderer('javascript'); FusionCharts.render("Swf/Column2D.swf", "chartDiv-Chart", 550, 500, "chartDiv", "Controls/Charts/Chart10-ExampleLinearRegression.xml"); //Also has same problem as FusionCharts.render // $('#chartDiv').insertFusionCharts({ // swfUrl: "Swf/Column2D.swf", // dataSource: "Controls/Charts/Chart10-ExampleLinearRegression.xml", // dataFormat: "xmlurl", // width: 550, // height: 500, // id: "chartDiv-Chart" // }); });

Had set up a bunch of Flash based charts, and want to be able to use them as JavaScript charts. So I set the renderer before using FusionCharts.render(...) FusionCharts.setCurrentRenderer([color=maroon]'javascript'[/color]); This seems to work just fine, with the exception that on all of the charts (site-wide) don't show the bars when loaded (all browsers). Adjusting the size of a single chart (I have a resize function set on charts that show inside of a jQuery dialog) magically fixes all of the charts. I'll be happy to share any code specifics. Or the Visual Studio 2010 project. See the pictures to understand my post. Any suggestions out there? (We have a 'FusionCharts XT - Website' license and are using the latest updates.) J/S & Flash - Page Load J/S & Flash - After [any] chart on the page is resized, all charts display correctly

Well, I did send you a link, so I guess you didn't really read my first post. So sick of seeing these 'cut n' paste' responses on these forums; which shows the person replying obviously didn't even follow the conversation in the thread. (Both OP and myself gave live links to the pages in question.) --- The real problem is that: FusionCharts Pay For doesn't ensure that Adobe Flash is installed. If a user doesn't have Flash, in IE, the error thrown is simply: SCRIPT5022: There was an error rendering the chart. Enable FusionCharts JS debugMode for more information. FusionCharts.js, line 15 character 6193 FusionCharts, being Flash based, should INCLUDE code that checks for Flash Player. The 'Free Gallery' does, but the pay for gallery doesn't!. --- To OP: Add in a script that checks for Flash Player. Your charts don't show in IE, and the user has no way of knowing why as Fusion Charts couldn't even give back even a textual error saying 'Install Flash'.

Admin: Please merge these two threads, so users like me don't need to do double posts! Other thread: http://forum.fusioncharts.com/topic/10333-fusion-charts-throws-an-error-in-internet-explorer-8/ I'm having the same error with IE8 / IE9. Works fine in Chrome/Safari/Opera/FireFox. (Version 3.2. Pay For // IIS 7.5 // Windows Server 2008) Error given to me is: SCRIPT5022: There was an error rendering the chart. Enable FusionCharts JS debugMode for more information. FusionCharts.js, line 15 character 6193 enabling debugMode (using following two lines of code) doesn't give me anything else of value: FusionCharts.debugMode.enabled(true); FusionCharts.debugMode.outputTo(function () { console.log(arguments); }); URL: www.gngsdashboard.org What gives? Worth noting that the code I'm using to generate the charts is: var c = FusionCharts.render("Swf/MSColumn2D.swf", "Chart-PovertyRates-Chart", $('#Chart-PovertyRates-Div').width(), $('#Chart-PovertyRates-Div').width() * .8, "Chart-PovertyRates-Div", "Controls/Charts/Chart6-PovertyRates.xml");

For the record, these charts are failing to build / display on IE8 and IE9.

(Version 3.2. Pay For // IIS 7.5 // Windows Server 2008) This is happening for me as well, charts render fine in Opera/FireFox/Chrome/Safari. Charts do not render on Internet Explorer. Error given to me is: SCRIPT5022: There was an error rendering the chart. Enable FusionCharts JS debugMode for more information. FusionCharts.js, line 15 character 6193 enabling debugMode (using following two lines of code) doesn't give me anything else of value: FusionCharts.debugMode.enabled(true); FusionCharts.debugMode.outputTo(function () { console.log(arguments); }); URL: www.gngsdashboard.org What gives?

Looking to get rounded corners off my Flash Fusion Charts (pay-for, v3.2). Having 5 charts on a page is great. Having them all look awesome is great. But not being able to have rounded corners on the chart is annoying. Is there anyway to do this? I'm talking about rounding out the corners of the entire chart. I tried giving the DIV that the chart is loaded into rounded corners using jQuery with no luck... the SWF always comes back with 90 degree corners. It's so 1994 looking when the chart inside has rounded edges and a glass effect...

BUMP. Really? Not so much as a 'FusionCharts doesn't really support using a SWF that has an embedded button'. Which is lame

Hi (this is regarding Fusion Charts v3 Pay-for version), I have no problem implementing the External Company logo into the chart. Placed it where we want it. Then the boss asks "is there a way to add a hover state of some sort, so users know when they are hovering over the logo?" So I convert my PNG to a SWF, which has a 'button' with two states (Up & Over). I then publish this SWF. Great, works fine. But when I use it in the Fusion Charts two things happen: 1) logoLink no longer does anything (do I need to embed my JavaScript function call into the SWF?), and 2) I also loose the SWF button functionality (i.e. no hover state, SWF acts like a static image). How can I embed a button with a hover/over state, as part of a SWF as the 'Company Logo' and still have it work? Thanks!

Hi, Today, I was challenged with the task of displaying a ratio above my MS Stacked 2D bars instead of the 'sum'. I found this thread which says there isn't any way to do it. However, I was able to 'hack' a version together, which does what OP was asking: -- After you build your chart add an additional dataSet, with <set> elements such as: <set value='25000000' showValue='1' displayValue='4.6 : 1' toolText='Ratio of 4.6 dollars to 1' color='FFFFFF' alpha='1' /> I.E. you'd need to change the value appropriately. The trick is setting the color to 'FFFFFF' (i.e. your background color) and alpha to 1%. Meaning the text shows up and the bar doesn't. Hopefully FCharts will add the functionality in the future.