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Changing it into a function did not work for me. This issue was only occuring on an iPad or macbook with flash disabled on the macbook. I did fix the issue however by completely replacing the c._url = /msie/i.test(navigator.userAgent) && !window.opera ? "" : window.location.href.replace(/#.*?$/, ""); With c._url = "" For some reason, it was putting in the referrer URL instead of the current page URL when it would go into this. If I removed the URL all together, it would color it correctly, therefore I just completely omitted this "test" to just have the url be a blank string.

I am having the same issue but it is only happening on the ipad. I do a search in all files for d._url but can't find it anywhere. Has this issue been fixed since this submission?

I upgraded to the most recent version of fusion charts and it works fine. Sorry to waste your time.

Hello, I am having an issue with my column and stacked column charts rendering in javascript. They work great in flash. The problem comes with the 100% width. Our site adapts to the width of the screen so that the site can be viewed properly on a tablet as well as a web browser. The problem comes with the fusion chart stacked column and column charts. We use 100% width on these charts, and when the width gets too small, almost all of the columns disappear.

Well I found the issue of what is happening. Here's my JSON Serialized table for the "data" section of my charts: "data": [{"value":1331,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null},{"value":1229,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null},{"value":1417,"anchoralpha":"100","anchorBgColor":"009900","anchorBorderColor":"009900"},{"value":1389,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null},{"value":1046,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null},{"value":1057,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null},{"value":871,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null},{"value":744,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null},{"value":47,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null},{"value":0,"anchoralpha":"100","anchorBgColor":"CC0000","anchorBorderColor":"CC0000"},{"value":0,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null},{"value":0,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null},{"value":1,"anchoralpha":null,"anchorBgColor":null,"anchorBorderColor":null}]} In Flash, this renders fine, it just doesn't put anchors in when the chart renders in flash. In javascript, i get the object.split is not a function because it is a null value. My workaround for this is before I json serialize my table, I set the "blank" values in my table to an empty string instead of nothing. It might be an opportunity for a null check in javascript before performing the .split function though.

This error occurs when I am trying to render fusion charts when flash is disabled. Uncaught TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method 'split' This was due to, at some line in “Fusioncharts.HC.js” file, some object was not a string, and it was trying to use the split function on it. @version fusioncharts/3.2.4-sr1.9888 Could anyone please assist with this issue? Here is the firefox error console message as well: Timestamp: 5/1/2013 3:21:13 PM Error: TypeError: e.split is not a function Source File: /js/FusionCharts/FusionCharts.HC.js Line: 82