Abhishek_Ab

Attaching the screen-shot of the issue we are facing with Zoomline chart, the zoomline chart does not give an idea of how the population is distributed. Scatter chart is better but we cannot have more than 3000 point. The attched charts are for 684 data points and Zoomline is not showing proper chart.

I'm using the Zoomline chart instead ofthe Scatter chart and the chart in Zoomline does not look good enough. We are not able to see the peaks and the outliers properly, the zoomline chart shows random values that doesn't make much sense to buisness users. The scatter chart gives proper idea of where the population is concentrated where as the zoomline chart doesnot give any idea how the data points are distributed in the chart. I saw similar issue faced by users in topic: http://forum.fusioncharts.com/topic/9702-zoom-line-chart-macroscopic-view/?hl=zoomline#entry54147

Haritha, thanks for quick response , the change that you mentioned works fine, but we see a lot of data points when chart loads up. I tried with 'pixelsPerPoint' and that also seems to work fine and with only 'pixelsPerPoint' attribute the initial page looks cleaner with fewer data points.

We had a requirement where we were suppose to show scatter plot for one of our charts. We are using the zoomline chart for showing the scatter chart with "alpha" = 0. We are using the zoomline because we would have more than 3000 datapoints and in Scatter charts the script became non-responsive. The issue with Zoomline is that when our chart loads up we don't see any data point. The chart area is blank, when we do the zoom on chart then the data points start to show up. The chart we are getting is attached. Can you give any pointers to resolve these issue? Zoomline_Chart.txt

Hi Sumedh, Please find below the details you required: 1) FusionCharts Version : 3.2.3 2) Sample data xml is attached 3) The error alert that I'm getting is as : A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, open the script in the debugger, or let the script continue. Script: https://wwwdev.citi.net/PortalDashboard/FusionCharts/JSClass/FusionCharts.HC.Charts.js:110 Thanks, Abhishek Singh dataSample.xml

We are using the java script based fusioncharts which work properly on IE 8 but the same script is not responding on Firefox. The error we get is as below: A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, open the script in the debugger, or let the script continue. Script: https://wwwdev.citi.net/PortalDashboard/FusionCharts/JSClass/FusionCharts.HC.Charts.js:110 Please let me know if you have any pointers. Thanks, Abhishek