bikegriffith

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  1. Using Different Versions Of Jquery

    Thank you. This is now working for me as well without the jquery-migrate plugin
  2. Using Different Versions Of Jquery

    FusionCharts XT v3.2.2 SR5 only mentions jQuery 1.8 compatibility. Your example uses the jquery-migrate plugin, but for various reasons, I do not want to depend on this, and it's still broken for my use. FusionCharts XT v3.3.0 doesn't make mention of jQuery 1.9 compatibility. Do you know when a certified release will be available with such compatibility? I'm anxious to get a release into production using the new features in 1.9 that we've been building the rest of our application against. Thank you.
  3. Style Y-Axis Name (Multi-Series)

    I need to apply a different font color to each of my 2 Y-Axis names. It's currently difficult to decipher which axis applies to which line, and adding color to distinguish would help. I've tried using Style, but it appears that I can only do toObject=YAXISNAME (but not with the P- or S- prefix), so the color applies to both axes. I'm currently using the MSCombiDY2D chart. Is there any way to do this? Thanks.
  4. I just realized the lines do appear in IE9, but still do NOT in Firefox 15.0.1 or Safari 5.1.7 on Windows. The x-axis category labels are broken in all browsers.
  5. I just tried with fusioncharts/3.2.4-release.8565, and it fixed the y-axis overlap, but the x-axis category names are still not showing correctly and neither of the line graphs shows at all.
  6. I've got the Flash version of the chart tweaked to my specification, but am really struggling getting the JavaScript version of MSCombiDY2D to display correctly. The FusionCharts.js shows version fusioncharts/3.2.3-release.4749. Some issues include: Neither line shows up. Tooltips appear when I'm hovering over the graph. The Y-axis labels overlap the y-axis values The X-axis categories do not all appear as specified I have datapoints for every week over the last year, and a category specifying the month name for each. I only want to show one of the labels per month. I have attached a screenshot of both the Flash and JavaScript rendered versions. My XML looks like this: <chart showValues='0' lineThickness='3' anchorRadius='4' anchorBorderThickness='3' showShadow='1' PYAxisName='Dataset 1' SYAxisName='Dataset 2' centerYaxisName='0' yAxisValuesPadding='20' labelDisplay='ROTATE' slantLabels='1' showBorder='0' bgColor='FFFFFF' bgAlpha='0' canvasBgAlpha='0' canvasBorderColor='FFFFFF' canvasBorderAlpha='0' showAlternateHGridColor='0' showLegend='1' > <categories > <category label='Oct 2011' showLabel='0' /><category label='Oct 2011' showLabel='1' /><category label='Oct 2011' showLabel='0' /><category label='Oct 2011' showLabel='0' /><category label='Nov 2011' showLabel='0' /><category label='Nov 2011' showLabel='1' /><category label='Nov 2011' showLabel='0' /><category label='Nov 2011' showLabel='0' /><category label='Dec 2011' showLabel='0' /><category label='Dec 2011' showLabel='1' /><category label='Dec 2011' showLabel='0' /><category label='Dec 2011' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jan 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jan 2012' showLabel='1' /><category label='Jan 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jan 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jan 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Feb 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Feb 2012' showLabel='1' /><category label='Feb 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Feb 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Mar 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Mar 2012' showLabel='1' /><category label='Mar 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Mar 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Apr 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Apr 2012' showLabel='1' /><category label='Apr 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Apr 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Apr 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='May 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='May 2012' showLabel='1' /><category label='May 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='May 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jun 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jun 2012' showLabel='1' /><category label='Jun 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jun 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jul 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jul 2012' showLabel='1' /><category label='Jul 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jul 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Jul 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Aug 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Aug 2012' showLabel='1' /><category label='Aug 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Aug 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Sep 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Sep 2012' showLabel='1' /><category label='Sep 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Sep 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Sep 2012' showLabel='0' /><category label='Oct 2012' showLabel='0' /> </categories> <dataset seriesName='Dataset 1' parentYAxis='P' renderAs='Line' color='5caeda' > <set value='652' /><set value='423' /><set value='436' /><set value='390' /><set value='328' /><set value='653' /><set value='378' /><set value='419' /><set value='476' /><set value='393' /><set value='494' /><set value='610' /><set value='521' /><set value='533' /><set value='349' /><set value='321' /><set value='588' /><set value='623' /><set value='492' /><set value='697' /><set value='496' /><set value='398' /><set value='655' /><set value='967' /><set value='546' /><set value='583' /><set value='654' /><set value='733' /><set value='602' /><set value='437' /><set value='718' /><set value='507' /><set value='334' /><set value='523' /><set value='368' /><set value='546' /><set value='531' /><set value='554' /><set value='503' /><set value='586' /><set value='445' /><set value='474' /><set value='498' /><set value='466' /><set value='303' /><set value='576' /><set value='307' /><set value='470' /><set value='508' /><set value='571' /><set value='491' /><set value='504' /><set value='452' /> </dataset> <dataset seriesName='Dataset 2' parentYAxis='S' renderAs='Line' color='ff9049' > <set value='674.44' /><set value='500.18' /><set value='512.86' /><set value='455.37' /><set value='399.07' /><set value='699.22' /><set value='490.86' /><set value='532.09' /><set value='512.86' /><set value='498.59' /><set value='585.22' /><set value='681.57' /><set value='580.27' /><set value='620.51' /><set value='453.39' /><set value='405.61' /><set value='527.18' /><set value='556.68' /><set value='442.49' /><set value='674.2' /><set value='449.78' /><set value='343.84' /><set value='590.62' /><set value='848.65' /><set value='415.13' /><set value='495.22' /><set value='535.53' /><set value='634.13' /><set value='503.28' /><set value='329.22' /><set value='607.56' /><set value='421.34' /><set value='289.18' /><set value='423.72' /><set value='323.01' /><set value='553.5' /><set value='480.81' /><set value='518.75' /><set value='473.41' /><set value='472.09' /><set value='312.3' /><set value='342.83' /><set value='404.03' /><set value='400.72' /><set value='261.69' /><set value='482.53' /><set value='264.99' /><set value='459.27' /><set value='437.86' /><set value='549.8' /><set value='506.88' /><set value='586.97' /><set value='468.97' /> </dataset> </chart>
  7. Combination Chart Stacking Order

    Thank you! Setting ``areaOverColumns=0`` on the chart object and ``alpha=80`` on the column dataset, which is now in the foreground, works great.
  8. Combination Chart Stacking Order

    I'm using the MSCombi2D chart and have 2 datasets. The first dataset renders as a column chart, and I've used the "renderAs=Area" on the 2nd dataset to have it render as an area plot. The area plot always is shown in front of the columns, regardless of the order of the datasets. Is there anything I can do to have the columns instead show in front of the area?