monoblaine

thanks! although it does not reflect the same behavior of right clicking and selecting the mode from menu, it exactly performs what i have previously said in a much efficient way.

i think we're supposed to use the STYLES thing like: styles definition style name='MyFirstFontStyle' type='font' face='Verdana' size='12' color='FF0000' bold='1' bgColor='FFFFDD' style name='MyFirstAnimationStyle' type='animation' param='_xScale' start='0' duration='2' style name='MyFirstShadow' type='Shadow' color='CCCCCC' definition application apply toObject='Caption' styles='MyFirstFontStyle,MyFirstShadow' apply toObject='Canvas' styles='MyFirstAnimationStyle' apply toObject='DataPlot' styles='MyFirstShadow' application styles yet the toObject property takes only abstract parameters like "DATALABELS" or so.. and that does not do any good. is there any way to do this?

ok, then i could just take the whole xml through the getXML method of the api, convert the whole xml to json, alter the enableLink attribute of the chart element, and convert the json back to xml and use the setDataXML method. hmm... it could have been far better if you guys have implemented a setChartAttribute method, just like the getChartAttribute method in api.

why is that?