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After speaking w/folks over at Mozilla, it appears that this was an issue w/reflow. Because the div and span were on the same "level", modifying the content of the span caused the div to be redrawn. I am sure I am screwing that description up but thought I would put it up there anyway. The solution was to either make the span a div or add "display: block" to the style info for the span.

Hi All, UPDATE: Even though I used the code IFCode, is still doesn't show up right in the post so I attached 2 txt files which house the HTML and XML code. I noticed something really strange today and I am not sure if it is a fusion charts issue or a firefox issue b/c I am unable to reproduce it in IE7 or 8. Description: After drawing a chart, if I then click a button or link to run a javascript function that updates another element's innerHTML, it will redraw the chart. I will try to include the code in this post but just in case it does not work it can also be found here: http://pastebin.com/m7f75f0e. The XML datafile referenced can be found here: http://pastebin.com/m18ba50b4. Steps to reproduce: 1) Create page using the HTML below or at the link mentioned above. Make sure to change the reference to your FusionChartsWMode.js (or FusionCharts.js if you don't use the WMode fix) as well as your swf file. 2) Click on the button labeled "Draw Chart First" which will load the appropriate chart. 3) Click on either the link or the radio button once the chart has finished loading. Every single time I tried this - on several different computers - it happened; each time I used FF 3.5.7. However, clicking the link or radio button more than once though has no effect and the issue only happens the first time - on my production site though it happens over and over again (can paste link later if necessary). I also noticed that if the span w/the id "table_settings" doesn't contain a table it will not reload the chart. Any ideas? fcbug_html.txt fcbug_xml.txt

Hello, Is it possible to have more than one secondary y-axis similar to: Thanks in advance.

Hi All, Another tip of the hat to the Fusion Charts team as they continue to develop new capabilities and improve older ones. It has been several months since I checked the site and the amount of changes you folks have made is astounding, great job. I was testing out the new feature that allows you to save the chart as an image - I cannot tell you how long I've been getting hounded about this one - and I was wondering if maybe I am doing something wrong as the quality of the image seems a little off (see images below). Saved image Screen shot of actual graph (PNG) Screen shot PNG opened in paint and saved as JPEG I am really sorry to even bring this up since this awesome feature is not even a week old and I am hoping that it is just me screwing something up. Is there a way to change the image quality, or anything else for that matter, that might help to achieve a clearer image? Again I am sorry about mentioning this and I am sure that it is just something I am messing up. Happy Holidays and keep up the good work in the New Year.

Hi All, I am sure this is a pretty basic question but I just have not been able to find a solution in the docs or in the forums as of yet. I have a 3D column chart and I was wondering if it is possible to change the background color (behind each column) on a value by value basis. Perhaps it would be easier to understand if I explained my end goal. I have a chart that shows year over year change in a variable where each column represents the difference on a given day. To make it easier for users to differentiate between weekdays, weekends, and holidays I would like to have the background color behind the column change based what category it falls into. Since I am doing such a poor job explaining this perhaps the image below might help, ignore the lines on the chart. I have been able to reproduce all of the aspects of this chart in your fantastic charting program except for the dark gray vertical shading (from top to bottom of graph) which is indicating that the value fell on a weekend. If it helps, the chart covers a 4 week period starting on a sunday (shaded) and ending on a saturday. Cheers, Matt