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Adding that attribute adds a gradient, however I cannot seem to change the gradient color for some reason. See the attached. I've set the gradient to red, but it still goes to white. Is there some other property I should add/remove/adjust? thanks! <chart caption="test" showBorder="0" showPlotBorder="0" canvasBorderAlpha="0" showLegend="1" syncAxisLimits="1" plotFillAngle="0" captionPadding="20" PYAxisName="A" SYAxisName="B" canvasbgColor="ffffff" bgColor="ffffff"> <categories> <category label="E23"/> <category label="E42"/> </categories> <dataset seriesName="A" ParentYAxis="P" renderAs="Column" color="5C993D, ff0000"> <set value="180.740"/> <set value="280.740"/> </dataset> <dataset seriesName="B" ParentYAxis="S" renderAs="Line" showValues="0" color="FACD4A" lineThickness="2"> <set value="40.740"/> <set value="60.740"/> </dataset> <styles> <definition> <style name="myFont" type="font" color="000000"/> </definition> <application> <apply toObject="DataLabels" styles="myFont"/> <apply toObject="DataValues" styles="myFont"/> <apply toObject="xAxisName" styles="myFont"/> <apply toObject="yAxisName" styles="myFont"/> <apply toObject="caption" styles="myFont"/> </application> </styles> </chart>

I'm using a MSCombiDY2D chart with one dataset as column, the other as line. I'd like the column to have a color gradient from left to right. I have the following chart xml but the gradient does not work; its one solid color. <chart caption="test" showBorder="0" showPlotBorder="0" canvasBorderAlpha="0" showLegend="1" syncAxisLimits="1" captionPadding="20" plotGradientColor="" PYAxisName="A" SYAxisName="B" canvasbgColor="ffffff" bgColor="ffffff"> <categories> <category label="E23"/> <category label="E42"/> </categories> <dataset seriesName="A" ParentYAxis="P" renderAs="Column" color="5C993D, B8FF70"> <set value="180.740"/> <set value="280.740"/> </dataset> <dataset seriesName="B" ParentYAxis="S" renderAs="Line" showValues="0" color="FACD4A" lineThickness="2"> <set value="40.740"/> <set value="60.740"/> </dataset> <styles> <definition> <style name="myFont" type="font" color="000000"/> </definition> <application> <apply toObject="DataLabels" styles="myFont"/> <apply toObject="DataValues" styles="myFont"/> <apply toObject="xAxisName" styles="myFont"/> <apply toObject="yAxisName" styles="myFont"/> <apply toObject="caption" styles="myFont"/> </application> </styles> </chart>

Found it: syncAxisLimits

I'd like the secondary y-axis values to be exactly the same as those of the primary y-axis. Which attribute controls this? thanks

Hi, So is the issue just the position of where the lineset element exists? It should be at the bottom? thanks

Any update? Is this a bug? thanks!

Please see attached. The screenshort displays the current issue. You can see from the tooltip (and chart.xml) that some of the line values are negative but the line plot does not reflect that. Not sure of the exact version i am using. How can i find that? thanks fc.zip

Hi, I have a bar chart with all values > 0. I have a lineset overlay with some negative values however these plots do not render below zero for some reason... the negative values only go to zero. Is there a setting to allow the lineset to be plotted exactly as the value indicates, regardless of what the bar dataset is? thanks

I don't have one. Like I said, I've never been contacted by anyone. I submitted what was asked of me but never heard back. thanks

Any update on this? I have yet to be contacted by anyone. thanks

Ok, sent.

I can't upload anymore. Your forum has a max of 10mb per thread. Its really not that hard to create a project from my upload either.

I threw this together in 5 minutes using my version of FC and the jar's you gave me. I'm using NetBeans 7 as my IDE, with tomcat 7, although I can reproduce the error with tomcat 6. If you leave the default setup for logs then there are several logs generated from tomcat, so please ensure you inspect all of them. web.zip

I have an idea. Get them to fix the export issue Not sure why we are ignored. As a side note, the export of the chart will work (the file is generated), but there are (seemingly harmless) exceptions thrown in the process.

This is from your source code (FC_Exporter_PDF.java). If this code is not current, please let me know. I can't explain why you don't get the exception but I can point out why I am getting the error. In the below code, the OutputStream is retrieved to write the PDF binary data to response. Then a few lines below that, PrintWriter is retrieved to write character data to the response. You can't write both binary and character data to the response, its one or the other. This is why I am getting error and I believe this should be the focus of our discussion, not reproducing the error. Please investigate this. ..... ..... OutputStream os; try { os = response.getOutputStream(); for (int i = 0; i < pdfBytes.length; i++) os.write(pdfBytes[i]); os.flush(); // os.close(); } catch (IOException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } } if (logMessageSetVO.getErrorsSet() == null || logMessageSetVO.getErrorsSet().isEmpty()) { meta_values = exportBean.getMetadataAsQueryString(null, true, isHTML); PrintWriter out; try { out = response.getWriter(); out.print(meta_values + noticeMessage + "&statusCode=" + Status.SUCCESS.getCode() + "&statusMessage=" + Status.SUCCESS); } catch (IOException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } }