bmartino
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I have the exportHandler in the flash variables set to "http://www.netenforcers.com/FCExporter.php" I am calling the js files and thought that the javascript would export the charts I have attached the code for the page. Please help as we may have to look for another charting package if i cannot resolve this issue. mycode.txt
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Any thoughts?
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I can confirm all those attributes are set.
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Thank you for your reply! I made the change as noted (the fcexporter.php file did not seem to be picking up that UI was passing that variable to it when rendering the swf embed tags). However I am still receiving the following error: chartObject.exportChart is not a function and the charts are not automatically saving as jpg files. At the bottom of the page you will note a grey button labeled "test" - when clicked, this button triggers the javascript function and generates an image of the chart specified, but I need to it automatically generate all three charts as jpgs and save them to the server
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Can anyone give me any input on this? My main issue seems to be the javascript error that is occurring. Thanks!
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Here is a working link - note the javascript error http://www.netenforcers.com/index.php?/reports/show/5989198d37ddbee4f70e757277ef50cd Thank you in advance for any help you can give!
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Does anyone have any input/advice they can give on this?
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I am attempting to save graphs server side using exportcallback. I am unable to get it to work. I am able to right click and ave the graph to the proper folder and also implimented a test button which calls my javascript function which performs the server side save. My page in question is here http://www.netenforcers.com/index.php?/reports/show/23516583cd5398546b6fdf33a9f4f291 All these graphs have the proper callback function but none get triggered. Note at the bottom of the page is a gray button labeled "test", when clicked, this calls the javascript function and DOES save the specified graph tot he proper page. Any help would be very much appreciated! Bill