Dhruva
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No problems will arise out of it, as such. Just that, only one data source can be produced thus, because only one file in a folder may be called Data.xml (In many situations there are more than one charts on a page, drawing data from various sources)
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Hello, As of now, only the parts of the chart which are visible on the screen can be exported.
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Hello, Welcome to the forum. Is the page opening in the same window, then?
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Labeling Individual Columns Multi-series Stacked Column 2D Chart
Dhruva replied to Dhruva's topic in General usage
Hello, Could you please consider using the displayValue attribute for each <set> element? -
You're welcome! Could you also add adjustDiv='0' to the <chart> element and try again? If need be, please specify the number of div lines manually, using the numdivlines attribute. I hope this helps.
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Then it is reading the Data.xml file present in the same folder as the HTML. It is not a method that is recommended.
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Hello, Welcome to the forum. I'm afraid that is not possible, as of now.
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Hello Pavel, Welcome to the forum. The axis name reversal is by design, to preseve a similar formatting for related charts. The spatial axes in case of bar charts are inverted, because the logical axes in the XML are kept constant. As regards the decimal precision, could you please try using yAxisValueDecimals='0' in the chart element? I hope this helps.
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Hello, Could you please attach the XML you are working with so that we may take a look?
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Hello, The chart does need to be pointed to the source data explicitly. That line <param name="FlashVars" value="&dataURL=Data.xml&chartWidth=900&chartHeight=300"> is used to set the size of the chart explicitly, so that browsers which recognize the object tag also renser the chart correctly. For example, IE sometimes does not send the width/height specifications, and that line would prevent any errors. Also, multiple charts can be put on the same page as described in the following documentation: http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs/Contents/MultipleCharts.html Now, this uses just one data surce. Hoever, all one needs to do is make two XML files, and associate them explicitly! It is that simple. Eg- ... myChart1.setDataURL("Data1.xml"); ... myChart2.setDataURL("Data2.xml"); ... etc. I hope this helps!
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I have answered this query at http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/Topic13724-3-1.aspx
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Hello, I'm afraid mouse events are not tracked to that detail, so it would not be possible to achieve that effect. However, you could consider using a suitable JavaScript method as a link in the dataplot elements which would rerender the chart with an altered colour value for the clicked element.
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You're most welcome, Peter.
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Hello Peter, I'm afraid, the ASP Class works only for FusionCharts. FusionWidgets, FusionMaps, and PowerCharts support ASP, but have no class files made for them as of now.
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How to set dimensions for legend section of MSCombiDY2D chart
Dhruva replied to Koushik's topic in XML Issue
Hello, Unfortunately, that is not possible at the time. But you can make the legend bar the same colour as the canvas by putting legendBorderThickness='0' legendBorderAlpha='0' legendShadow ='0' legendbgalpha='0' in the <chart> element. I hope this helps, somewhat. -
Happens. Happens. Sometimes errors become mentally invisible. :| Glad to know that it is working, now.
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Hello, While a would put a newline break anywhere in the string, it is not advisable to use it, because the formatting would get skewed.
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Hello, We have taken a note of your suggestion. Thank you!
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Hello Chandrasekar, As such cross-tab data can be represented in any conventional chart in FusionCharts. All that is needed is to format the data according to the FusionCharts XML. The specific graph chosen is completely a subjective choice, depending on what is to be shown and what kind of visualisation you have in mind.
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you are most welcome.
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Hello, You are most welcome. I think some hands on graphing should clear things up much faster. The way I see it, this graph will have 4 datasets being rendered as lines, the other(s) being rendered as points alone.
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Hello, Could you please confirm the following? 1.Is the chart being rendered in transparent mode? If that is the case, the chart will not be printed. It must be rendered in the opaque mode to be printed. 2.Are you actually printing the chart, or are you trying to take a preview first? In a known issue of Firefox, the chart is not shown in the preview, but obtained in the actual print.
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Hello Eileen, This is most likely an issue with the query string(s). Though I am not very proficient with query strings, I suggest that you try using obroie1.Calendar2.NumberID instead of NumberID, in all the queries, and try again.
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Exporting to image or pdf crash browser
Dhruva replied to FusionCharts Support's topic in Bug Reports
Hello, Could you please update your exporter component to the one I am attaching here, and try again? FCExporter.zip