brent

Thank you for your reply. Yes, I know that. I think I handled that by setting a boolean in the FC_Rendered function, so setDataXML only gets called once the chart has rendered. Maybe I'm just doing something silly, but I just cannot figure out why it's doing this. I'll attach a snippet of my code: function FC_Rendered(DOMId){ chartReady=true; } function updateChart(chartID, urlSuffix) { $('#'+chartID+'ChildContainer').dialog('open'); if(chartReady) { var strURL = "includes/php/data/drilldown/data_"+chartID+"Child.php" + urlSuffix; var chartObj = getChartFromId(chartID+"Child"); jQuery.get(strURL, function(data) { chartObj.setDataXML(data); }); } else setTimeout ( function() { updateChart(date); },100); } Again, this works flawlessly in Firefox, but IE always throws that error. On a side not, thanks to the FC team, I really enjoy working with your software, and it has met most of our needs quite well. Keep up the good work. Brent

I am using a javascript browser dialog pop-up to display a drilldown chart. The link on one chart triggers for the dialog to pop-up, and for the drilldown chart to be updated. When the dialog is not present, the chart is in a hidden div, then becomes visible when the dialog pops up. This works perfectly in Firefox, but the chart won't up date in Internet Explorer. I am using the setDataXML function, and I have tried using the FC_Rendered function to make this work. Nothing has solved it. I keep getting the "Object doesn't support this property or method" on the setDataXML call. Can anyone give me any new ideas? Thanks, Brent

I am currently using StackedColumn3DLineDY.swf to put together a graph, because I want to have both stacked bars and lines with 2 y scales. I know that it works easily for all the bars on one scale and all the lines on the other, but what if I want bars and some lines on the left, and other lines on the right? I'm trying to use the renderAs attribute for the dataset to make a line on the left, but that doesn't seem to work. Is there a way to do this currently? If not, can it be included in future versions? Also, is there currently a way to include a regression line of data? I know that there are "trend lines," but I don't want to have to include the beginning and end of the lines. If it's not currently available, is there a possibility of it in future versions? We are considering your software at our company for reporting purposes, and these may be important factors in our decision, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Brent