kywolf

This has gotten really bad. As you can imagine, people have lost patience with the issues we continue to experience with FusionCharts XT (3.3.1 SR3). Time for us to move on and evaluate others.

That's great. We'll be watching the website

Any ETA here?

Hi, Are you still planning on releasing the newest version of FusionCharts by the end of this month?

Is there any chance of getting a beta so we can see the fix in place?

Thanks. Any ETA on the next release?

I put the radius='0' with the wrong tag. That does help. Thanks!

How can I hide the pointer on a linear gauge? Also, how can I indent the pointer value so that it is to the left of the pointer instead of middle? Is it possible to do a horizontal thermometer gauge?

Any progress finding the root issue?

Hi, Just wondering if you have been able to recreate this issue we are seeing?

What do you mean by scaled down? Do you want me to send you the code? The site has confidential data on it and requires a login so I cannot get you access to the charts. I attached the code to one of the charts and a screen shot of what the chart looked like. Here's an example of the live data feed: &label=11:53 AM&value=23|0 sample_chart.txt

Perhaps you're overlooking what I think is the most interesting part. These are not new graphs. We've had these graphs on a site for over a year. It was when we changed from Flash to JavaScript that this issue began happening. Also, we are always using the latest version of FusionChart/Widgets. I cannot see the video as it's blocked by work proxy.

We just pushed the JavaScript charts to the live prod site so there is some urgency with this. I'd appreciate any quick response you can provide.

Hi, I can confirm that the values never got higher than 10. For whatever reason, the y-axis is scaling much higher than it should.

We've recently converted all our FusionCharts and FusionWidgets from Flash to JavaScript. After converting, we noticed that some of the real-time graphs don't scale properly when receiving new data. The load fine initially but at some point, the y-axis gets out of scale. Any idea how I can fix this?