lolek

Well, not really, but thank you for quick response anyway

Actually that's what I was doing but I thought maybe there's a more elegant way, as setting "alpha" to 1 just make the line very very faded, but it's still there... Its awkward...the charts are overall really good and well thought, still many times I feel like hacking them by tricks that should be actually part of basic configuration. For example, leaving only the anchors or putting images instead of them (customizing their look) is a standard functionality across many chart packages, but not in fusion charts. I just hope next release will cover most of users needs. Thanks anyway, Ola

Should this lineAlpha be applied for the 'chart' tag? Well, I tried it but suddenly all series (it's 2D multi-series line chart) disappered, along with anchors. Anyway...I need something that could be applied just for one series of many...Is there a way?

I would very much like to have tooltips that could show up and hide when hoverd over, but I'd like to specify them for, say, vLines. I know vLines have labels but labels are static (don't hide) and will clutter the view if there's more than 1-2 words in it. Is there a way to have some sort of hiding/showing labels or tool tips for 2D line chart? Thanks, Ola

Hi, Is there a way (in 2D line chart) not to draw the whole line for a data series, but only the anchors?

Is it possible to add custom image to act the role of anchor? Or is there any way to insert custom pictures in the chart series anywhere? Thanks, Ola

Hi, Is there a way to access yAxisMaxValue attribute of a chart in case when the user didn't specifically defined it? My reasoning is that even if this value wasn't set by user it is somehow automatically calculated. I'd like to access it or get to know the way it's computed. Kind regards, Ola

Thank you for correction. So - in other words - there is no way to make vertical zones in charts other than Bubble and Scattered?

Sorry, the code didn't paste. Here it is: vLine color="000000" thickness="50" alpha="50" linePosition="0.1" labelPosition="0" labelHAlign="right" showLabelBorder="0" />

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately the workaround you proposed doesn't work as the beveling is still there. Or maybe I'm doing something wrong..? This what I put to XML: '',

When putting vLine into a chart and setting it's thickness to some significant number (like 10 or more) it shows ugly beveling at the corners of line. Moreover, the beveling stands out of the chart, making it look really unclean. Could this be fixed? This beveling is unncessary - it's invisible for little thicknesses and ugly for greater :/

Are vertical trend lines not supported in line charts? I found the functionality in bubble and scattered charts, but nowhere else. I would very much like to use them in line charts so as to draw vertical zones on the chart. I've seen there is a vLine that can be used in similar way, but vLine, with huge thicknesses shows nasty beveling on the corners of lines which stand out of the chart:/ How can I mark vertical zones in 2D line charts?