fwilson

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  1. FusionCharts JavaScript Library Copyright FusionCharts Technologies LLP License Information at <http://www.fusioncharts.com/license> @version fusioncharts/3.3.1-sr2.19840 Charts/StackedBar2D.swf Charts/MSLine.swf Charts/Bar2D.swf Widgets/HBullet.swf We are using javascript rendering. Using IE8 our pages rarely render. If we use InPrivate browsing they do better but are still inconsistent. I see this thread started back in 2012. Has any progress been made on IE8 issues? This has become a critical issue for us. Any information and advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you, Farrell
  2. FusionCharts are great! However, I'm trying to do something and have not been able to fugure out how. I'm using HLinearGauge in several places on dashboard pages and it is working well. However would like to also use it and make it look like a bar chart in certain instances. As example... This looks and works fine... I want to remove the section on the right... To look like this... Is that possible and if so, how would I do it? I really need to stick with the HLinearGauge Widget if at all possible, I've tried using the Charts Bar2D but have not been able to get all the surrounding information to display as desired. Any and all help/advices/suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
  3. Ipad Support For Fusion Widgets

    We are also very interested in this, please add me to your notification list as well. Thanks!
  4. Hlineargauge To Appear As A Bar Chart

    Thanks for the reply! I have actually figured out a workaround already... and it looks exactly like my 3rd picture above. <chart bgColor='FFFFFF' showBorder='0' lowerLimit='0' upperLimit='100' minorTMNumber='0' palette='0' numberSuffix='' chartLeftMargin='10' chartRightMargin='10' placeValuesInside='0' tickValueStep='101' showTickMarks='0' showTickValues='1' ticksBelowGauge='0' showGaugeBorder='0' showShadow='0' gaugeFillMix='' lowerLimitDisplay=' ' upperLimitDisplay=' '> <colorRange> <color minValue='0' maxValue='64' code='8BBA00' label='64%'/> <color minValue='64' maxValue='100' code='FFFFFF'/> </colorRange> However, being a FusionCharts "newbie" perhaps your way is better?