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This maybe a little bit hard to explain what I am trying to accomplish here, so I'll illustrate using images ;-) In the first image you see the actual graph as it is now. Using 2 trendzones I'm capable of making the 4 areas in the graph, but only using two colors. The fourth segment (currently brownish) is colored by the overlay of the red and the green, but I would like to color this segment seperatly... What I'm trying to achieve is the second image. Using 4 colors, give each segment in the graph it's own backgroundcolor. Would appreciate any help pointing me in the right direction!

As I reported on http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/Topic17203-31-1.aspx, I'm thinking this has to do with the fact that most-likely one of the charts you're trying to export has not yet been scrolled into the viewport, and therefore cannot be accessed thru javascript. Try scrolling down the page, and after that try exporting them, in my case that will do the trick. But I'm also looking for a solution for that one... I'm thinking about using javascript to forcefully scroll to the position in the page where the chart resides, so that it is triggered and rendered properly, before triggering the batch-export. Not a very neat solution, but the only one I can come up with in this scenario.... Unless support comes up with a better idea

If come to the conclusion that if I have a large page with several charts on it, and without having actually seen every chart on the page in the viewport of the browser, send them to the export-functions it will not work. If I scroll thru every chart on the page and then press my export button, it works OK. Is this FC related? Or is it not possible to access the charts that have not yet been 'viewed' thru javascript? Regards.