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I have this same problem with printing maps that I am creating. Would it be possible for me to get copies of the .fla files so that I can recompile them based on the size parameters for my project?
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I am using Firefox, but have also had the same problem with IE. In my XML file all that I have done is to include showPrintMenuItem='1' If I right click on the FusionMap to print everything appears except for the legend; if I print the whole page both legend & fusionMap appear, but the map is re-scaled.
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When I right click to print a fusion map it will print everything EXCEPT for the legend items (the legend title is included...but nothing else). Is there a way to make sure that the legend is printed with the map? Thanks, Sarah.
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In a 2d column chart is it possible to change the outline of the bar as well as the fill color?
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I figured it out - even though I was loading the xml data into the map, I was doing it in the wrong place in my actionscript.
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This is what I was using to pass the data to my map - I just didn't copy/paste that part in the last message because I figured that the problem was with reading the XML file: var myFirstMap:WorldMap = new WorldMap(mapContainerMC, 1, 450, 315, 20, 20, true, "EN", "noScale", false, ""); //Convey the XML data to map. myFirstMap.setXMLData(myXML); //Draw the map myFirstMap.render();
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I am trying to embed a map into a flash file and want to pull the data from an XML file, not from a string (as is done in the examples that I downloaded - in "For Flash Developers - Overview"). I'm using the same data as the example, but saved it as an XML file. When I try running this in Flash, the map loads, but it is not classified. The debugger tells me: "ERROR: No data to display. There isn't any node/element in the XML document. Please check if your dataURL is properly URL Encoded or, if XML has been correctly embedded in case of dataXML." I was trying to read the XML file using this Actionscript: var myXML:XML = new XML(); myXML.ignoreWhite = true; myXML.load("worldTest.xml"); myXML.onLoad = function(success:Boolean){ if (success){ trace(myXML); } } Any idea why this doesn't work, or why the XML file can't be read? Thanks.