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FusionChart in Sharepoint and Width issue

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We have created a control which encapsulates the FusionChart as a Sharepoint WebPart, but have run into an issue in IE due to, what I believe from reading this forum, the Width property. Currently the width is set to 100% so it will occupy the entire width of the space configured for the control.

 

 

 

As I have read, 100% can be invalid (although appears to work on Firefox) and a fixed width chart is not optimal for SharePoint.

 

 

 

Occasionally, when multiple Sharepoint parts are on a page, one or more of the parts render garbled.

 

 

 

The code to render is as follows and in the attached screen shot, was used to render both charts.

 

 

 

bool debug = FusionChartController._Run.ConfigData.Debug;

 

Output = FusionCharts.RenderChartHTML(swf, "", xml, ChartID, "100%", "220", debug, false, true,"#000000", "noscale","EN");

 

 

 

divFusionChart.Controls.Clear();

 

divFusionChart.InnerHtml = Output;

 

 

 

Any solution to this issue?

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Guest Rajroop

Hello again Mark,

 

We proudly announce the release of FusionCharts for SharePoint in beta. FusionCharts for SharePoint helps you create interactive & data-driven charts in SharePoint, without having to write a line of code. The charts are created using a wizard and can connect to various data sources such as SharePoint Lists, CSV, MS SQL, Oracle, Excel & BDC. You can add drill-down and export capabilities to each chart and configure both cosmetic and functional aspects.

 

 

You can download the fully-functional version from www.fusioncharts.com/sharepoint - we would love to have your feedback on this.

 

Please post your suggestions and any bugs as replies to the forum thread at:

FusionCharts for SharePoint beta impression

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