 
					
				
				
			Brian Maring
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	I am using negative margin values to zoom in on my map. I would like to do the following: I have a 300 by 400 map. I would like to remove 25% off the right hand side, 20% off the left hand side, 10% off the top, and 5% off the bottom. What should I set the margins to? Can you give me a detailed example of these calculations?
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	  get color range from linear gaugeBrian Maring replied to Brian Maring's topic in Using FusionWidgets XT I'd prefer not to. Let's just say that I have a rather sophisticated PHP program using MySQL queries to calculate the color ranges. I don't want to have to replicate the logic in JavaScript.
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	  get color range from linear gaugeBrian Maring replied to Brian Maring's topic in Using FusionWidgets XT Is there a better way to do this? I write the logic for the chart in PHP. I would have to write the logic for getting the color range in JavaScript. I change the logic around quite a bit. It is not the best idea to constantly update parallel logic in both PH and JavaScript.
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	Why would I drill down to state level map if I am already on the California map?
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	Wow, that works really well. Thanks for helping me out. Do you know if it's possible to get the coordinates for different counties in a state. I am currently working with a map of California.
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	  Discrete points on linear gaugeBrian Maring replied to Brian Maring's topic in Using FusionWidgets XT beautiful, works amazingly.
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	but zoom in does not mean zoom in on the map?
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	so what did you mean by zoom in?
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	I thought you just said that I can't zoom in on the map? can I or can't I?
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	  get color range from linear gaugeBrian Maring replied to Brian Maring's topic in Using FusionWidgets XT how?
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	What were you telling me before about drill-down?
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	  get color range from linear gaugeBrian Maring replied to Brian Maring's topic in Using FusionWidgets XT The JavaScript API includes methods for getting the value of a pointer. Is it also possible to use JavaScript to find which ColorRange it is located in?
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	I thought it was coming out in 2009.
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	I don't think that's what I am looking for. I want to zoom in on a particular part of the map. I don't need JavaScript popups.
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	Is v4 released yet?
