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Hi Please read my article on the FusionCharts DOM Fix for charts not displaying when trying to display multiple charts. Apparently there's a race condition which causes the problem http://davidlai101.com/blog/2009/04/28/fusion-charts-dom-fix/

Hi Please read my FusionCharts DOM fix for the chart loading problem http://davidlai101.com/blog/2009/04/28/fusion-charts-dom-fix/

Hi, I've built an easy to use Java Wrapper where you can easily build your charts in an object oriented way. Please visit my blog to download the package. There is also an online guide that I have written as well. http://davidlai101.com/blog/2010/02/02/fusion-charts-java-wrapper-updated/ Let me know how it goes

Hi, I've built an easy to use Java Wrapper where you can easily build your charts in an object oriented way. Please visit my blog to download the package. There is also an online guide that I have written as well. http://davidlai101.com/blog/2010/02/02/fusion-charts-java-wrapper-updated/ Let me know how it goes

Hello, I've fixed the problem when loading multiple charts on the same page. The cause was due to the fact that some charts would have the same id. The ids are based on date time and if the ids are assigned too quickly, there would be multiple charts with the same id. Please visit my blog to obtain the correct FusionChartsDOM.js and to see a detailed explanation on the bug. http://www.davidlai101.com/blog/index.php/2009/04/28/fusion-charts-dom-fix Thanks David

We are thinking that it is a javascript syncronization problem. If you are on a slow connection then everything can syncronously execute without crashing. A solution to solve this would be to forcefully syncronize the loading of multiple charts

Hello nytr0x, FusionCharts DOM has some known issues with Internet Explorer. We are currently in the process of resolving them. In the meanwhile, you can try setting "renderOnLoad" setting to be false in global script settings (refer to the last point of "Features Explained" section in our DOM related documentation at http://www.fusioncharts.com/DOM/docs/.) <script type="text/javascript" src="FusionCharts/FusionChartsDOM.js" settings="renderOnLoad: false"></script> After setting this to false, you can try doing FusionChartsDOM.RenderAllCharts(true); sometime onLoad of the page or on some other event. Note that you should allow the page to fully load prior to calling any render function. This may or may not be of help as the results are still yet to be fully tested with certain results. Do let us know if it helped resolving your issues. Hi, I tried that and I still get the loading charts problem.