Charles.Essien

Simply asked, is it possible to do annotations in charting packages other than power widgets? Is there a road map for this kind of functionality?

I want to be able to specify a Trend Zone with an infinite range, either starting form a value and coloring all values greater unconditionally or coloring a range of values up until the ending value. Currently when I specify a trend line with isTrendZone='1' and just an arbitrary startValue, the trend zone simply draws as a line. Is there a way to specify infinite trend zones?

What I want to accomplish is similar to this: http://forum.fusionc...side-of-y-axis/. Can you confirm that this is still not supported in FusionCharts?

Hi, we're having a very similar issue using Env.js and rhino (see here). We believe its because the DOM you're using and we're using arent completely up to grade A standard, and FusionCharts miscalculates values for styling. You could try adjusting the cosmetic properties mentioned in the API (padding, margin, etc) manually and seeing if that solves your problem. - Charles

Hi, I am working on the same project ans gremsi26. By inspection, we're guessing the FusionCharts library uses values in the DOM to calculate values needed to render the chart's SVG elements. Envjs has a lacking DOM, so we think that may be the problem area. Do you know what specific properties in the DOM that FusionCharts is using when rendering charts? If so we might be able to manually set these in the Env.js environment. Thanks, Charles