AhmedH

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  1. Problems exporting Chart to PowerPoint

    Hi Rahul, Yes that did the trick, thanks very much! I've now added the escape(XML) command to my javascript before exporting it to PowerPoint to take care of any funny characters. Regards, Ahmed.
  2. Dear Fusion Charts Team, I've successfully managed to export my charts to Powerpoint and put in the correct VB Code to get them to reset the frame and re-load on a slide change, thats all fine. The problem I'm getting is with a Multi-Series 3D Column Chart. I'm using the setXMLData method, in my application, the graph displays fine without any problems. When I export out the same XML data to PowerPoint and VB, I keep getting an 'Invalid XML' error, even though all my other charts work fine using the same method (Pie and Single Series Bar Charts) Attached is my Output to VB in PowerPoint, I've had to split the lines up because there is a 1024 char limit per line in VB. As far as I can see the XML is validly formed, it works fine in IE7, just a problem with displaying it in PowerPoint 2003 (only affects my MS Column 3D chart). Any Ideas? PPT.txt
  3. Hi There, Apologies if this has already been answered elsewhere on the forum, but I am having trouble trying to update a chart type dynamically via javascript. I have a chart thats rendered on screen and then a set of radio buttons that contain the various chart types e.g. Bar Chart 3D, Pie Chart 3D, Multi Series Bar Chart etc.. So when I click on the radio button it changes the chart type and refreshes the chart. Here is my javascript method: function changeChartType(type) { var chartObj = getChartFromId('querybar1'); //alert(type); chartObj.FCChartType=type; chartObj.FCRender(); FC_Rendered('querybar1'); } Everytime I try this i get a 'Object doesn't support this property ot method' error. If i get rid of the FCRender line it I get no errors but the chart doesnt change. The type variable I'm passing in is the path and file to the swf object, e.g 'FusionCharts/Pie3D.swf' Any ideas on how to solve this issue? Any help appreciated. Thanks, Ahmed.