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Hi there, I have a page that dynamically loads between 4-6 Gannt Charts each in a separate DIV etc. This all seems to work as expected however now I'm trying to have a loading image turn on and off based on what the chart is doing. So after some googling around I found out about FC_Rendered(). This worked as expected for my quick demo application, however putting it into the dynamic JS code just does not seem to work at all. Breakdown of code: (Code triggered using on success of a POST (if that matters)) var sc = "uniqueDivID"; var jsonObject = "the data"; var chartWidth = "700"; var chartHeight = "200"; if ( FusionCharts( "myChartId_"+sc ) ) FusionCharts( "myChartId_"+sc ).dispose(); var myChart = new FusionCharts( { swfUrl: "charts-v3.2/Gantt.swf", id: "myChartId_"+sc, width: chartWidth, height: chartHeight, debugMode: "0", RegisterWithJS: "1"}); myChart.setJSONData(jsonObject); myChart.render( sc ); FusionCharts.addEventListener("dataloaded", function(eventObj, eventArgs) { console.log(eventObj.eventType + " was raised by the chart whose ID is " +eventObj.sender.id); }); function FC_Rendered(DOMId) { alert ( DOMId + " chart has been rendered." ); } I get neither an alert or a log in my console. I've also gone through a bunch of EventListeners to see would other ones work and the only one that seems to work for me it the "Initialized" event. I've done a bunch of Googling and have tried the following solutions: Enabling RegisterWithJS (Still turned on atm) Changing my Flash Security Settings Changing browser (chrome,firefox) It is running using Apache locally. Moving the FC_Rendered function all around the file. (yes I've resorted to pasting and praying) So I'm really at a loss on how to proceed, any potential "gotchas" I've missed?

Hi All! I woud like to disable the underlining of Categories and Processes on the Gantt chart. Underlining should never occur, even not on mouse over. For this, I've used the properry isUnderline on the <categories> and <processes> elements. Apparently this works great on IE7+ and Firefox 23, but on WebKit browsers (like Chrome, Safari) this doesn't work as expected. Looks like this is a small bug in FusionCharts? I've created a screenshot which clearly shows the problem: Any help would be appreciated!