DraganR

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  1. Hi all, Recently I've encountered a problem with zoom scatter chart and IE. I noticed that the same problem persists on fusioncharts official web site. Every time when I go over the bubble (data plot) with my mouse pointer an error occurs. The error text is: Object doesn't support this action If you open this link - http://www.fusioncharts.com/dev/chart-guide/zoom-scatter-chart/introducing-the-zoom-scatter-chart.html in IE you should see this error in the console when you go over the bubble with your mouse pointer. See attached image (IE version). Any ideas?
  2. Zoom scatter chart problem with IE

    Hi Ayan, Thank you for your reply. I will be waiting for this fix. Thanks, Dragan
  3. Hello, We need a possibility to automatically re-scale Y-axis after clicking on a legend to hide the corresponding dataset series (one or more). In a recent response on this forum (from 2013), you said that it's not supported yet. We're currently using FusionCharts v3.9.0, but also tried v3.11.2. It seems there is no difference - Y-axis is not automatically re-scaled after hiding series. I was wondering: has it been implemented in 3.11.2 (maybe we just overlooked)? if not, are there any plans to add support for this in the near future? Thank you, Dragan.
  4. Hello, we have a case when multiple FusionCharts charts are rendered on a single HTML page. We have three charts (standard 2D bar charts) on the page, in separate <div> elements. Now, we have to offer export/download for this entire page. Exporting a single chart is not an issue, and we have that already implemented elsewhere in our application. But, this case is different. Question: Does FusionCharts offer a way to export entire page with multiple charts at once, and offer it for download as JPEG/PNG/SVG/PDF? In other words, is it possible to export entire page the same way we can do it for individual charts? We are checking some 3rd party tools but wanted to know if FusionCharts provide a solution on their own. We're using ASP.NET MVC on the server side, and a recent FusionCharts XT version, v3.9.0. PS: We hoped that "batch export" could help us, but it seems that is not an option anymore.