Sanjukta

Hi, I am afraid, FusionCharts does not have any solution to this issue, as of now.

Hi, I am afraid, FusionCharts does not support Scroll Column 3D chart, as of now. The Scroll Column 3D chart is not supported as the projection that FusionCharts uses for a Scroll Bar chart does not allow the 3D attribute to get displayed properly. Could you please try using the Scroll Column 2D chart of the FusionCharts suite to solve your purpose? Please feel free to revert in case you have further queries.

Hi, We apologize for the inconvenience caused. I am afraid, the Bulb Gauge of the FusionWidgets suite does not support the ToolTip feature, as of now. We will be soon rectifying the information about the ToolTip feature mentioned in the FusionWidgets documentation.

Hi Rene, We apologize for the inconvenience caused. I am afraid, the Bulb Gauge of the FusionWidgets suite does not support the ToolTip feature, as of now. We will be soon rectifying the information about the ToolTip feature mentioned in the FusionWidgets documentation.

Hi, We apologize for the inconvenience caused. I am afraid, FusionCharts suite does not contain a Scroll Bar 3D chart, as of now. The Scroll charts of the FusionCharts suite consist of the following: Scroll Column 2D chart Scroll Line 2D chart Scroll Area 2D chart Scroll Stacked Column 2D chart Scroll Combination 2D chart Scroll Combination 2D (Dual Y) chart Hope this is of some help to you.

Hi, If I have understood your issue, then I think you are looking for a Vertical Scroll Bar for a Bar 2D chart. In case you are looking for a Vertical Scroll Bar, then I am afraid, FusionCharts does not support the same, as of now.

Hi, You are most welcome. Glad that your issue is resolved. Please feel free to revert in case you have further queries. Happy FusionCharting!

Hi, Please try setting the attribute sNumberPrefix to '$' in the <chart> element to diplay what you wish to show. Hope this helps.

Hi, The value of Primary-Y-axis Values and Secondry-Y-axis Values are not displayed because of the other attribute yAxisValuesStep ='50' in the <chart> element. The attribute yAxisValuesStep ='50' specifies the number of div line values you wish to skip in the chart. Here '50' specifies to skip 50 div line values and display every 51st value on the chart. As you do not have so many div lines to display so all the values seem to disappear. Please try setting a smaller value for the attribute. Ref.- <chart showValues='0' showLabels='1' showDivLineSecondaryValue='1' showYAxisValues='1' showSecondaryLimits ='1' yAxisValuesStep ='2' SYAxisMaxValue ='150' > Hope this resolves your issue.

Hi Daan, You are most welcome. Please feel free to revert in case you have further queries. Happy FusionCharting!

Hi Daan, For resolving this purpose, could you please check with the Select Scatter Chart of the PowerCharts suite? The Select Scatter chart is a special type of chart that allows users to visually select an area or a subset of data from the given data points. Essentially, it's a extension of XY Plot Chart (Scatter Chart) from FusionCharts v3 with the added functionality of selecting any number of points on the chart and returning them back to server (or JavaScript functions for further processing). Please refer to the following link to download the PowerCharts trial pack: Ref.- http://www.fusioncharts.com/powercharts/ For examples and the XML sheet of Select Scatter Chart, please refer to the following links: Ref.- http://www.fusioncharts.com/pcdocs/Gallery/SelectScatter.html http://www.fusioncharts.com/pcdocs/Gallery/SelectScatter2.html http://www.fusioncharts.com/pcdocs/Contents/ChartSS/SelectScatter.htm Yes, it is possible to invoke a js-function on each data plot by an 'on'click' event. FusionCharts natively does not support the doubleClick event. But you can achieve the same by writing your own code using Global variables, Timers, etc. Hope this helps.

Hi Gangadhar, Could you please try using the atrribute drawLine='1' in the <dataset> element? This attribute helps to configure any <dataset> element to connect the scatter points using lines. FusionCharts only accepts numbers as X-axis values but as of now natively do not provide any method to convert the date into integer. But every scripting language provides a specific method using which you can get a integer equivalence of a date. Please look for the specific function that nedds to be invoked into your code for the necessary conversion. Additionally you can provide a string display value for each X-axis category which can be the string representation of the date. Hope this helps.

Hi Daan, To render the Multi Series Line2D chart, the number of data plots that can be mentioned in the chart has to be within 2000 when features like shadow, animation or tooltip is not applied,. In case, features like shadow, tooltip and animation is applied, then the number of data plots cannot exceed 1000. I am afraid, FusionCharts does not support the zoom functionality, as of now. In case, you nedd to show the details of a data plot, you can the try the Drill-Down feature of the charts. Please refer to the following links for further details on the Drill-Down feature: Ref.- http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs?/DrillDown/Simple.html http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs?/DrillDown/Frames.html http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs?/DrillDown/PopUps.html http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs?/DrillDown/ClickURL.html http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs?/DrillDown/JavaScript.html Hope this helps.

Hi Nagendra, Glad that your issue is resolved. A: The time taken to load the flash movie, that is, to render the chart becomes faster if we do not apply animation. Otherwise the time taken depends on the amount of data which is being passed to SWF file to render the chart. Hope this helps.

Hi Gangadhar, Could you please refer to this thread for your query? Ref.- http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/Topic28025-28-2.aspx

Hi Suganthi, You are welcome. Happy FusionCharting!

Hi Nagendra, You are most welcome. I am fine. Thank you. How are you? For your requirements: In case you are using a Multi Series Bar2D chart and hiding the second <dataset> element, then please shuffle the XML file format and place the hidden <dataset> element before the displayed <dataset> element. Then you can use the line break notation " " before the labels accordingly to display it at the centre. For this please refer to the sample attached. For the legends, you can apply the drag-able feature, using the attribute legendAllowDrag='1' in the <chart> element. I am afraid, FusionCharts does not support to left alignment of the legends, as of now. Hope this helps. MSBar2D.zip

Hi, You are most welcome. Yes, we have the feature of using date data type as Y axis values, in our wishlist for our future version. Happy FusionCharting!

Hi, I am afraid, I could not replicate the issue. Could you please send us the XML file that you are using to render the chart, as an attachment?

Hi, Thank you for sharing your idea. Happy FusionCharting!

Hi, Could you please send us the XML file that you are using to render the chart, as an attachment?

Hi, You are most welcome. Happy FusionCharting!

Hi, Could you please try using the attribute inDecimalSeparator=',' in the <chart> element, in order to display comma in the XML? Also, please try using using the atrribute decimalSeparator=',' in the <chart> element to display comma in the gauge, after it is rendered. Ref.- <chart ... inDecimalSeparator=',' decimalSeparator=',' > Hope this resolves your issue.

Hi Gangadhar, To render the Multi Series Line2D chart, the number of data plots that can be mentioned in the chart has to be within 2000 when features like shadow, animation or tooltip is not applied,. In case, features like shadow, tooltip and animation is applied, then the number of data plots cannot exceed 1000. Hope this helps.

Hi, You are welcome. Please try changing the following settings: 1) The length of the string that is getting displayed as the datalabels is shortened using the line break " ". 2) The width of the chart is slightly increased. 3) The value for the attributes "chartLeftMargin" and "labelPadding" in the <chart> element are decreased as much possible. For further details on point (3), please refer to the following link: Ref.- http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs?/AttDesc/Padding.html Also, with the help of applying 'Styles' on the 'dataLabels' object, the 'font' attribute is set to a comparatively smaller size. Also, please refer to the XML file format that is present in the barchart sample.zip file attached with the previous post, for details on the issue. Hope this helps.