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richard2008

how to know cavas width, or compute plot space percentage

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Dear Support,

We want to control bar width to prevent fat bars. We can use 'plotSpacePercent' to control it.

However, number of data points is flexible, so plotSpacePercent must be changed too. How can I determine plot space percentage automatically from the number of data points?

I know plot space percentage is related to cavas width. Once I know cavas width, and then I can compute plot space percentage. So another questions is: How do I know cavas width? We only can set chart width, and I don't want to set cavas width by myself.

Regards,

Richard

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You cannot set the canvas width by yourself in the current version - in our next version, however, we'll allow you to manually specify bar width.

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Guest Rajroop

Hello :),

 

 

 

We are really excited to announce the release of FusionCharts for Flex v1.1 featuring the following:

 

 

 

- 12 new chart types: 7 new gauges including Angular gauge, LED gauge and Linear gauge, Spark chart and Bullet graphs have been added.

 

- All the gauges can fetch data in real-time and come with alert managers and message loggers.

 

- All the charts and gauges can now be natively exported as images and PDFs.

 

- The data for all the charts can be exported as CSV.

 

- Data sets can now have custom text labels instead of numeric values.

 

- The charts can handle a lot more events to help you manipulate them better.

 

- Trendlines can also have custom tool-text.

 

- Custom color palettes can be defined for the data plots.

 

 

 

Learn more about it from www.fusioncharts.com/flex and learn more on whats new from http://www.fusioncharts.com/flex/VersionHistory.asp.

 

 

 

Existing customers can upgrade to the new version from www.fusioncharts.com/PUC.

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