jmuman1

Yes, I am referring to the FusionCharts.js, the one that I found in the distribution that works is 104K. It was somewhere within the documentation or demos directories. Hope that helps.

Yes. Use the JavaScript file from the demos not the distribution. Something in there is different (file size is different too). The one in the demo directory works.

I am using 3.2.1.

Angshu, Thanks for the welcome. I don't have a live example or screenshot but here is what I am doing: 1. Calling new FusionCharts with the DragNode swf, the container id, 100% width, 800px height, 0, 12. Calling setJSON with data that looks like the following: {chart: { palette: "2", xaxisminvalue: "0", xaxismaxvalue: "800", yaxisminvalue: "0", yaxismaxvalue: "600", viewmode: "0", is3D: "1", showFormBtn: "1", enableLinks: "1", animation: "1", dataset: [{ allowDrag: "1", data: [ { width: 50, height: 50, radius: 25, x: 10, y: 10, id: "node1", name: "First Node", link: "JavaScript: alert('clicked');" }, { width: 50, height: 50, radius: 25, x: 20, y: 20, id: "node2", name: "Second Node", link: "JavaScript: alert('clicked');" }, . . . ] }], connectors: [{ connector: [ { from: "node1", to: "node2" } ] }]}} 3. The chart renders correctly.4. I then right click on the graph, and enable drag.5. I move the nodes around.6. After I moved the nodes, I called getXMLData on the JavaScript chart object. The XML that is returned has the original x and y for each node. The thing that is confusing me is that I have seen the call work in the demos examples. I am running version 3.2.1 and see that 3.2.2 is out. Is this something that was fixed or am I doing something wrong? Thanks again.

I have a DragNode chart that I am trying to periodically update the content of. Prior to refreshing the content I am calling getXMLData so that I may retain the positions of all the nodes (these node have potentially been moved by the user). The problem is that no matter what param is passed to the function (true, false, nothing) I am getting the original positions. Any help would be greatly appreciated.