sissi

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  1. Hey Basundhara I've finally managed to replicate the issue/error, please unzip the files attached! Please explain to me why clicking on the link "Zoom (copy first then show)" the zoomed version of the chart displays fine in Firefox but NOT in IE.....in IE I get "Error in loading Data" Thanks Sissi zooming.zip
  2. Hmmm this is a bit strange........ I've taken your zooming.zip and changed Pie3D.html a bit to simulate my problem (see attached). When you click on the link i've added ("Click here for a bigger version....") you get an overlay displaying a bigger version of the chart. In this example it works fine in Firefox AND Internet Explorer, in both browsers you get the bigger chart in the overlay. Now I wonder: Why do I get the "Error in Loading data" message in IE when I look at the implementation I've done on the project website I am working on at the moment? It's implemented in the same way as my example attached but does not work in IE. Cheers Sissi Pie3D.zip
  3. Hi Basundhara Well if you think about it it's not merely a zoom functionaliy. It's more opening a chart (however this chart looks like does not matter) on-click and displaying it in e.g. an overlay div (without using frames or other nasty ways of achieving this) The whole think works if you render the chart as plain HTML ($FC->renderChart(true) but it does not work when you want to render the chart with the nicer, unobtrusive Javascript method ($FC->renderChart() Cheers Sissi
  4. Hey Basundhara Thanks for your reply though this is not what I need.... as you can see on the screenshot I attached the zoom-link is outside the chart: so what needs to happen is: you click on "zoom", an overlay or pop-up opens and shows a bigger version of the chart. Thanks Sissi
  5. Hi all The company I work for has just purchased the pro version of FusionCharts and we love it :-) However, there is one issue: We'd like to provide a zoom view for each chart so you can look at it in more detail. What is the best approach to do this? As at the moment we've build this with jQuery's "Shadowbox" plugin which works fine in FF....but in IE we get an "Error in loading data" message. Here is what we did: 1. Rendering the graphs in "Javascript" mode as this is the nicest way: $FC->renderChart(); 2. Adding all the charts to the page but hiding the zoom view charts with CSS (display:none) 3. Triggering the Shadowbox onclick and once that overlay is loaded adding the HTML into it with $(this).find('div.zoom-view').html(); FF likes it and displays the chart, IE doesn't..... Thanks for any hints! Sissi