jarrodb291

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  1. Export charts very slow

    I have got 3 charts on my page that render fine. I have added the export functionality and I can get 3 images (one for each chart) saved to a folder on the server. The problem is that it takes about 1min 10 seconds for this process to complete. Is there something I need to check here to speed this up as it is not usable at this speed. Looking at my net traffic it looks like quite a bit of data is being sent and received from my PC to the server. I am connected to the server via an ADSL broadband connection. Here is one the charts starting XML. chart caption='Total Player Loading' subCaption='' PYAxisName='Distance and Player Load' SYAxisName='Duration (min)' showValues='0' showBorder='1' formatNumberScale='0' numberSuffix='' labelDisplay='Rotate' slantLabels='1' exportCallback='myCallBack1' exportEnabled='1' exportAtClient='0' exportFileName='1' exportAction='save' exportHandler='FusionCharts/FCExporter.php'> Thanks in advance.
  2. Batch export multiple charts to single image

    Hi, and thanks for the super fast reply! I have tried using the batch export mode and I agree this does work at saving all chart images to a single file however this requires the use of the 'FusionCharts Export Handler Component' DIV and two button clicks. I would be happy to use this if I could trigger the 'Save All' button using JS.
  3. I have three charts rendering correctly and I would like to provide the user with a button they can press to generate a PDF copy of the current view. I understand a way to do this is to export the three charts to images, save the images in a folder on the server then embed these into a PDF using a third party PDF library. I have been able to do this and it seems to work however I get three separate JS CallBacks using 'FC_Exported'. I have noticed that if I use the batch export mode, all charts export fine but I then have to click the 'Save All' button to save them into a single image file. A single image file is easier for me to handle. So two questions.... 1. Is there a way to get a single JS Call Back when all three chart images are exported? 2. Is it possible to have all chart images saved into a single server side file without having to press two buttons? Thanks in advance. J