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Yes, that helps. I suppose there is no way to display the chart message and also display the caption as well?
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I currently am using the php class to render my fusion chartl ... $chart->setSWFPath("/FusionCharts/"); $strParam="caption=something;xAxisName=Days;enableSmartLabels=0; showvalues=0; formatNumberScale=0;"; $chart->setChartParams($strParam); return $chart->renderChart(0,0); I would like to change the default message: "No data to display" to something more specific when there is no data. How do I do this using the PHP class? Thanks
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ok, your answer didn't quite fix it but got me snooping around the data objects used to control the chart settings and my orginal code (first post in thread) ***was correct but I was following some bad information given in the docs. http://docs.fusioncharts.com/maps/Contents/jQuery/API.html reads as "wmode" all lowercase when in fact "wMode" is correct. I changed that and all works as expected. So, there may not be any bug with Fusion Chart, just a typo in the documentation. Thank you.
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I tried your code. I'm sorry to report it doesn't work. The chart still has a white box around it, blocking out the color of it's parent element.
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I can't for the life of me figure out how to achieve a transparent background with fusion charts XT using the jquery plugin [@version fusioncharts/3.2.3-sr3.5347] here's my code: $('#myChart').insertFusionCharts({ type:"Pie2D", renderer: "flash", width: "30", height: "30", id: 'p-'+data.id, dataFormat: "json", wmode: 'transparent', dataSource: { chart: { pieRadius: 15, bgAlpha: 0, animation:0, showShadow:0, enableRotation:1, showLegend:0, showLabels:0, showValues:0, showToolTip:0, dataLabels: 0, showBorder:0, enableSmartLabels:0 }, data: [ {value: data.med, color:'#009000'}, {value: 100 - parseInt(data.med), color:'#900000'} ] } }); I've tried setting bgAlpha equal to '0,0' , but that doesn't work either. Thanks.