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Specially, I wanted a multi-line tooltip like here http://kb.fusioncharts.com/questions/276/How+do+I+customize+the+tool-tips+displayed+on+the+chart%3F However, I'd like to have the 420 and 2 values vertically aligned. Padding with white space is a hack, and I'm pretty sure it ignored it anyway.

Great, thanks. Your data does work, but supplying a data value for the first entry in each series doesn't. It seems like it needs a couple or more data points per series.

Wow, so this couldn't be more simple of an example, yet Fusioncharts barfs. I'm doing a chart of type: StackedColumn2D With data: { "chart": {"showlegend": "1", "bgColor": "FFFFFF", "showborder": "0", "borderColorXXX": "343434", "showlabels": "1", "showvalues": "1", "showsum": "1", "decimals": "0", "legendborderalpha": "0", "palette": "2" , "ed": "rules", "yaxisname": "(Number of Calls)"}, "categories": [{"category": [{"value": "1353196800000"}, {"value": "1353283200000"}, {"value": "1353369600000"}, {"value": "1353456000000"}, {"value": "1353542400000"}, {"value": "1353628800000"}, {"value": "1353715200000"}, {"value": "1353801600000"}, {"value": "1353888000000"}, {"value": "1353974400000"}, {"value": "1354060800000"}, {"value": "1354147200000"}, {"value": "1354233600000"}, {"value": "1354320000000"}, {"value": "1354406400000"}, {"value": "1354492800000"}, {"value": "1354579200000"}, {"value": "1354665600000"}, {"value": "1354752000000"}, {"value": "1354838400000"}, {"value": "1354924800000"}, {"value": "1355011200000"}, {"value": "1355097600000"}, {"value": "1355184000000"}, {"value": "1355270400000"}, {"value": "1355356800000"}, {"value": "1355443200000"}, {"value": "1355529600000"}, {"value": "1355616000000"}, {"value": "1355702400000"}, {"value": "1355788800000"}]}], "dataset": [{"seriesname": "Bad Calls", "color": "#FF0000", "showvalues": "0", "data": [{}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}]}, {"seriesname": "Good Calls", "color": "#00FF00", "showvalues": "0", "data": [{}, {}, {}, {"value": "2"}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {"value": "2"}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {}]}] } I get this error: TypeError:z is undefined on line 501 in FusionChartsHC.js If I put "value": "1" into the empty {} then it works. It seems to me this should be working, not that Fusioncharts has any current examples. Why XML would be listed as the default everywhere is stupid. Also, it seems like I could write the structure with "set" tags but from the link below it seems this should work http://docs.fusioncharts.com/widgets/Contents/Advanced/DiscData.html

Found this: http://forum.fusioncharts.com/topic/1608-anchors-for-multi-series-plots/page__p__6192__hl__series+anchors__fromsearch__1#entry6192 Sheez, you'd think this would be put somewhere that is easy to find. Like customizing the series data points isn't the first thing you do after chart creation.

I have a basic line chart, with two series. I want to customize the anchors for each. After looking around this site and Googling for hours, the best I could find is this. http://kb.fusioncharts.com/questions/275/How+do+I+customize+the+anchors+displayed+on+the+chart%3F Which, of course, only gives me 1/2 the solution. Thank goodness your topical FAQ goes into how to use FusionCharts with Flash 6. That will be handy when I travel to 2003. A modern sample example would be great. By that I mean, no more XML examples with different attributes than JSON. Noone uses XML anymore. Even if they do, they are the exception and shouldn't be catered to.