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Hi, Iam using ms line for plotting chats, Need to show vallues on mouse over for trends.(drawAnchors=1) but my chart has huge data it was rounded for all the chart data(Please find the image as attachment)

 

 

 

Please help me for the below:

 

 

 

1.Need to increase the thickness of the trends

 

2.Need to populate the values on mouse over for the trends

 

3. is there any way for showing only one( middle )value in X axis (labelStep )since i have lot of records to display.

 

4. Peformance is very slow when it has huge data.(Please suggest any alternative for populating huge data)

 

 

 

Regards

 

Gangadhar

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Hi,

Please check with the answers to your queries:

1.Need to increase the thickness of the trends

A: Please try using the attribute thickness (in Pixels) in the <trendLines> element to increase the thickness of the trendline.

2.Need to populate the values on mouse over for the trends

A: Please try using the attribute toolText='String' in the <trendlines> element to solve the purpose.

Ref.- http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs?/ChartSS/MSLine.html#Anchor18

3. is there any way for showing only one( middle )value in X axis (labelStep )since i have lot of records to display.

A: For solving this issue, please try setting the attribute showLabels='0' in the <chart> element and set the attribute showName='1' in the particular <category> element to display the label you wish to show.

4. Peformance is very slow when it has huge data.(Please suggest any alternative for populating huge data)

A: Please set the attribute animation to '0' in the <chart> element to reduce this issue.

Hope this helps. :(

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Sanjukta Mukherjee (5/20/2010)
Hi,

 

 

 

Please check with the answers to your queries:

 

 

 

1.Need to increase the thickness of the trends

 

A: Please try using the attribute thickness (in Pixels) in the <trendLines> element to increase the thickness of the trendline.

 

--I need to increase the chart width (please see attachment, i have done for trends already)

 

2.Need to populate the values on mouse over for the trends

 

A: Please try using the attribute toolText='String' in the <trendlines> element to solve the purpose.

 

Ref.- http://www.fusioncharts.com/docs?/ChartSS/MSLine.html#Anchor18

 

---iam already settign drawAnchors=1 since it was showing all anchors in blue dots, is there any other way we can display values on mouse over ( i mean x axis values , y axis values, again this is not for trend lines)

 

 

 

 

 

3. is there any way for showing only one( middle )value in X axis (labelStep )since i have lot of records to display.

 

A:For solving this issue, please try setting the attribute showLabels='0' in the <chart> element and set the attribute showName='1' in the particular <category> element to display the label you wish to show.

 

---Works , thx a lot

 

4. Peformance is very slow when it has huge data.(Please suggest any alternative for populating huge data)

 

A: Please set the attribute animation to '0' in the <chart> element to reduce this issue.

 

-- i have set this as suggested , still not convinced, it will just hid the animation , in case i need to show huge data , some times iam getting some message ----data is very large , flash player will take time ti load .....do u really want t load????

 

Please suggest what is the alternative to display huge data ......ex: 2lack records

 

Hope this helps. :(

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Guest Basundhara Ghosal

Hi Gangadhar,

Hope you are doing well. :(

Could you please specify me the issue a bit elaborately ?

Also, could you please send us the XML codes that you are using and also the screen-shot of your requirements?

Awaiting your reply. :hehe:

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