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Hi Saving the chart as an image on the Server-side is possible with the latest version of FusionCharts. Currently, each chart can be saved as a separate image on the server. If you want to save multiple charts into a single file, you would need to do some coding - currently we do not have available code in JSP for this. On another note, you could load the charts in all the tabs when the page loads, in which case, the chart would exist, even though not visible. You could automate the export of the chart using javascript. Hope this answers all your questions. Srividya

Hi Anila, Please attach the code. Thanks Srividya

Hi Anila, please use <set value='' /> for empty datasets.

Hi Anila, The root element has to be <chart>. Srividya

Hi Anila, You have used double quotes for attribute values- within a string, this will cause error. Please use single quotes. Srividya

Hi Anila, String strURL = FusionChartsHelper.encodeDataURL("ExtDXAction.do?type="+feed+"&cn="+ctl,"false",response); String chartXML1 = "<chart clickURL='"+strURL+"' ...>" Please try something like this. Srividya

Hi Anila, If you need to call the servlet, then , you can get rid of the javasript function and do something like this: // Encoding the URL since it has a parameter strDataURL = FusionChartsHelper.encodeDataURL("servlet.do?FactoryId="+factoryId,"false",response); then use this strDataURL in clickURL directly. Srividya

Hi Anila, Good that it is working. Please send me the screen-shot showing what is happening the second time you click. Thanks Srividya

Hi Anila, Here is the code. Please modify the path to js, FusionChartsRenderer.jsp and swf file before trying. Hope this really helps. LinkExample.zip

I think there was a mistake, please prepend to the function call Java script: . without the space. It worked for me with that.

Hi Anila, Please change that statement with: String chartXML1 = "<chart connectNullData='1' labelDisplay='Rotate' slantLabels='1' baseFont='Ge Inspira' useRoundEdges='1' legendPosition='RIGHT' yAxisName='NPS' legendBorderAlpha='0' shownames='1' showvalues='0' clickURL='download(%26apos;DwnNPS%26apos;,4);'>"; Hope this works!

Hi Anila, Can you please provide the piece of code where you are constructing the xml. Say, String chartXML="<chart>..." I will try to modify it and send.

Hi Mona, Can you please post the html from view source as an attachment? Also, Please give us a screenshot of your directory structure. Srividya

<Chart bgColor="AEC0CA,FFFFFF" fillAngle="45" upperLimit="3263563533444444" lowerLimit="236356353344444" majorTMNumber="4" majorTMHeight="8" showGaugeBorder="0" gaugeOuterRadius="140" gaugeOriginX="205" gaugeOriginY="206" gaugeInnerRadius="2" formatNumberScale="1" numberPrefix="Rs" displayValueDistance="45" decimalPrecision="0" tickMarkDecimalPrecision="0" pivotRadius="17" showPivotBorder="1" pivotBorderColor="000000" pivotBorderThickness="5" pivotFillMix="FFFFFF,000000"> <colorRange> <color minValue="160000000000" maxValue="193000000000" code="399E38"/> <color minValue="19300000000" maxValue="217000000000" code="E48739"/> <color minValue="21700000000" maxValue="25000000000" code="B41527"/> </colorRange> <dials> <dial value="2100000" borderAlpha="0" bgColor="000000" baseWidth="28" topWidth="1" radius="130"/> </dials> <annotations> <!-- Draw the background arcs --> <annotationGroup xPos="205" yPos="207.5"> <annotation type="circle" xPos="0" yPos="2.5" radius="150" startAngle="0" endAngle="180" fillPattern="linear" fillAsGradient="1" fillColor="dddddd,666666" fillAlpha="100,100" fillRatio="50,50" fillDegree="0" showBorder="1" borderColor="444444" borderThickness="20"/> <annotation type="circle" xPos="0" yPos="0" radius="145" startAngle="0" endAngle="180" fillPattern="linear" fillAsGradient="1" fillColor="666666,ffffff" fillAlpha="100,100" fillRatio="50,50" fillDegree="0"/> </annotationGroup> </annotations> </Chart> Here is the xml. Please see.

Hi Mona, Please try changing <jsp:param name="registerWithJS" value="false" /> to <jsp:param name="registerWithJS" value="true" /> Srividya

Hi Andreas, I have put these headers in relevant places in the Resource jsps. Please see the attached files, replace these jsps in your Resources folder, and try. Hope this works! Srividya Resources.zip

Hi Andreas, I think it is a problem with headers. Can you please try this in your jsp: response.setHeader("Pragma", "private"); response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "private, must-revalidate"); If it doesn't work there, I will try putting the same in FCExporter_PDF and give you the files. Please try this out first. Srividya

hi Did you find a solution to the problem?

Hi Please put the same server path http://serverip/fc/charts in $$CurrentDir also. Srividya

Hi Please try with a simple alert statement in the javascript download function. alert('Feed='+feed); Let us see if that works. Srividya

Hi That file is not being used anywhere. It is not required. Srividya

Please check if you are using the latest version of FusionCharts. Srividya

Hi Can you please post the xml that you are using? Which server are you using? Srividya

Hi Phantom, The jar should work for java6. Please verify that you do not have any older class files or jars in your classpath ( WEB-INF/classes or WEB-INF/lib ). Srividya

Hi Derek, Good to know that it worked out well for you. Srividya Ask, and get more out of FusionCharts Everyday!