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Thank you. It is always Nice to hear some positive feedback. Keeps you motivated. Srividya Ask and get more out of FusionCharts everyday!

Hi Derek, Please take the latest version 1.4 jar - http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/FindPost17718.aspx This should solve the problem. Srividya

Hi Derek, It is a mistake on my part. Rectifying it... Will post the new jar in few minutes. Sorry for the inconvenience. Srividya

Hi 1. You could turn the debugMode on. 2. You could see the server logs ( console or logger file if configured ) . Srividya

one last try... is the same problem happening for pdf too?

Have you tried with png format? Is the same problem occurring with png?

Hi everybody, The latest jar for JSF 1.2 has been posted here: http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/FindPost17718.aspx Hope this solves all issues. Srividya

Hi I have posted a new jar here: http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/FindPost17718.aspx That jar contains the solution to your problem. You would need to use the attribute windowMode="opaque" for the small chart. ( which needs to stay below other elements ) Example: <fc:renderHTML chartId="SimpleChart" filename="FusionCharts/Column3D.swf" width="455" height="200" url="Data/Data.xml" windowMode="opaque" /> Hope it works out well! Srividya

Hello everybody, Here I am again, with the latest JSF tag library jar. This time I have added the windowMode, color and other useful attributes. ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsError in saveState has been fixed. Minor error in wMode has also been fixed. Please see the tld or the Version History.txt for all the attributes added in this version 1.4 of the tag library. Java: 5 JSF: 1.2 Tag library Jar version: 1.4.1 Srividya Keep asking and keep getting more out of FusionCharts! fusionchartstaglibJSF1-2-java5-Version1_4_1.zip

Could be some security setting... or the pop-up blocker.

Please try with another browser and see if the problem occurs in that also. Srividya

Hi Andreas, I have tried with /faces/* and *.jsf in faces-config.xml. Both the paths work fine for me. The download dialog shows up after "Image Created Successfully" info. There must be something wrong with mime-type setting. Please see if conf/web.xml has the correct mime type for jsf pages. Something like this: <mime-mapping> <extension>jsf</extension> <mime-type>text/plain</mime-type> </mime-mapping> Hope this helps! Srividya

Hi Yes, I could re-create the problem here with modalPanel. Let me try to find a solution quickly. Srividya

Hi Andreas I will try out with JSF and get back to you soon. Srividya

Hi Andreas, You would need to change the FusionChartsExportHelper java source file for that. Is it not working after changing the path to FCExporterError.jsp? Srividya

Hi Andreas, I haven't tried with JSF instead of the JSP pages. If you are using FCExporter.jsf as the name, then you might have to change the references to these 3 jsps - FCExporter_IMG.jsp, FCExporter_PDF.jsp and FCExporterError.jsp ( which are the dependent files ) . Please try it out. Srividya

Hi Andreas, Place the fusionchartsexporter_j2sdk1.4.2.jar in the WEB-INF/lib folder. Please verify that you DO NOT HAVE the .class files in WEB-INF/classes folder. Either the class files or the jar - only one of them should be present in your application. Since you want to use with jdk1.4.2, please use the jar: fusionchartsexporter_j2sdk1.4.2.jar and remove any other older class files present in the classes folder. Hope this helps! Srividya

Hi I can think of two reasons why this problem could occur only in IE: 1. Flash Player 10 is not installed in IE. If so, please install it. 2. If there is a pop-up blocker in IE, it could be causing a problem. Either turn-off the pop-up blocker or change the value of attribute exportTargetWindow='_self' instead of exportTargetWindow='_blank'. Hope this helps! Srividya

Hi Andreas, You can find the jar for jdk 1.4.2 here http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/FindPost14951.aspx The exporter jars for different java versions are available here: http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/Topic14950-33-1.aspx Hope this helps! Srividya

Hi Ramadevi Please post the xml. Srividya

Hi Aman, Just for the benefit of all, let me summarize the issue you had faced and the solution for it. Using the servlet implementation, you had to change the RESOURCEPATH value in the properties file to com.fusioncharts.exporter.resources. ( Note the dot at the end ) This worked in Firefox but IE was still blank. The FlashPlayer version was correct ( 10 ). The problem was because of the Popup blocker. For this, you had to change the exportTargetWindow attribute value to '_self' instead of '_blank'. I am really happy that you got it working! Hope this post helps others as well. Srividya

Additional information: In your chart xml, for the exportHandler attribute give the value 'FCExporter' - the name of the FCExporter servlet in your web.xml as defined above. In the properties file ( fusioncharts_export.properties ), please ensure that the RESOURCEPATH has value as follows: #Package name of the resource handlers, ending with dot #DO NOT MODIFY THIS!! RESOURCEPATH=com.fusioncharts.exporter.resources. Srividya

Hi Steve What is the version of ruby and rails that you are using? Which version of FusionCharts have you downloaded? Evaluation or v3? Which example have you tried to open? Please give me more details. Attach a screen-shot if possible. Thanks Srividya

Hi Dasu, You would need to update the chart when the ajax response is obtained. Like this: <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> //updateChart method is called whenever the user clicks the button to //update the chart. Here, we get a reference to the chart and update it's //data using setDataURL method. function updateChart(DOMId){ //Get reference to chart object using Dom ID var chartObj = getChartFromId("chart1Id"); //Update it's URL chartObj.setDataURL("NewData.xml"); //Disable the button this.document.frmUpdate.btnUpdate.disabled = true; } </SCRIPT> Hope this helps! Srividya

Hi In which ever technology or language: You would need to output the UTF-8 BOM 0xef, 0xbb, 0xbf Hope someone else has more detailed answer. Srividya