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Hi, I have created a bubble chart with one data series, now the name of each bubble is long and cannot fit inside the bubble. so can I show the bubble names in legend ? Below is the screenshot of my bubble chart...

Hi, I am trying to create piecharts but I have this problem because of the labels, either i have to keep the pie chart really small or if I make the radius big, the labels are cutoff. Is there a way i can show the labels separately???. Below is an example of what I am trying to build: (I wanna show legends separately as in the below picture where the legends would automatically align based on their size and if the text is too long they wrap to the next line.) Is it possible to create such a piechart with fusioncharts v3??? If this cannot be created, can this feature be added in the next update released?? Thanks, RK

How do I create linear gauge chart with two pointers?

My original XML Looked like this ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - <chart lowerLimit="1" upperLimit="5" numberSuffix="" showTickMarks="1" majorTMHeight="0" minorTMHeight="0" majorTMColor="666699" majorTMNumber="5" showTickValues="1" decimalPrecision="1" tickMarkGap="5" baseFontColor="666699" pointerSides="3" pointerRadius="16" pointerBGColor="D5D5E3" pointerBorderThickness="5" pointerBorderColor="666699" chartRightMargin="20" chartBottomMargin="0" realTimeValueFontSize="10"> - <colorRange> <color minValue='1' maxValue='2' code='ff8a01' /> <color minValue='2' maxValue='3' code='fff701' /> <color minValue='3' maxValue='4' code='ceec01' /> <color minValue='4' maxValue='5' code='92d001' /> </colorRange> <value>4.6</value> - <customObjects> - <!-- Draw the gradiented rectangle and its shadow to cover up the linear gauge chart already drawn --> - <!-- And also match the starting points of the rectangle with the linear chart for the tick marks to be in place --> - <objectGroup xPos="0" yPos="0" showBelowChart="0"> <object xpos="3" ypos="0" toxpos="238" toypos="18" type="rectangle" fillColor="333333" radius="0" /> <object xpos="3" ypos="0" toxpos="237" toypos="17" type="rectangle" fillAsGradient="1" fillColor="ff8a01, fff701,ceec01,92d001" fillAlpha="100,100,100,100" fillRatio="20,20,25,35" radius="0" /> - <!-- Labels with their shadows --> </objectGroup> </customObjects> </chart> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ To the above I wanted to add one more pointer with value 4.0, so according to what you said, i have modified the above to : ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - <chart lowerLimit="1" upperLimit="5" numberSuffix="" showTickMarks="1" majorTMHeight="0" minorTMHeight="0" majorTMColor="666699" majorTMNumber="5" showTickValues="1" decimalPrecision="1" tickMarkGap="5" baseFontColor="666699" pointerSides="3" pointerRadius="16" pointerBGColor="D5D5E3" pointerBorderThickness="5" pointerBorderColor="666699" chartRightMargin="20" chartBottomMargin="0" realTimeValueFontSize="10"> - <colorRange> <color minValue='1' maxValue='2' code='ff8a01' /> <color minValue='2' maxValue='3' code='fff701' /> <color minValue='3' maxValue='4' code='ceec01' /> <color minValue='4' maxValue='5' code='92d001' /> </colorRange> <dials> <dial value='4.6' /> <dial value='4.0' /> </dials> - <customObjects> - <!-- Draw the gradiented rectangle and its shadow to cover up the linear gauge chart already drawn --> - <!-- And also match the starting points of the rectangle with the linear chart for the tick marks to be in place --> - <objectGroup xPos="0" yPos="0" showBelowChart="0"> <object xpos="3" ypos="0" toxpos="238" toypos="18" type="rectangle" fillColor="333333" radius="0" /> <object xpos="3" ypos="0" toxpos="237" toypos="17" type="rectangle" fillAsGradient="1" fillColor="ff8a01, fff701,ceec01,92d001" fillAlpha="100,100,100,100" fillRatio="20,20,25,35" radius="0" /> - <!-- Labels with their shadows --> </objectGroup> </customObjects> </chart> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now the chart looks like this I have tried adding two <value>4.6</value><value>4.0</value>, but it shows only the later.