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Filling different font colors to different datasets

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hi,

 

 

 

i want to fill different font colors to different dataset. i have 3 datasets. now i need to show nodes in 3 datasets with different font colors like red,green,white.

 

 

 

i have used attribute but when i am using this all the dataset nodes are displaying same color.

 

but i need different. can any body help me to solve this problem.

 

 

 

Thanks

 

Marala

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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?

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Hi,

i want to fill different font colors to different dataset. i have 3 datasets. now i need to show nodes in 3 datasets with different font colors like red,green,white.
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?

I am afraid, FusionCharts does not support different colors of the fonts within the same Object, as of now. ;)

When "Style" is applied, it is applied globally to an Object, You cannot apply diffterent styles individually.

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