bazooka Report post Posted March 10, 2011 I have the following code from your sample js code: I get an error(error in loading data) when I try using percentage values ie. 50% If I use pixels (i.e. 520 and 330) instead of % values it works. I'm I missing something? <div id="chart1div" style="width: 520px; height: 300px;"> FusionCharts </div> <script language="JavaScript"> var chart1 = new FusionCharts("fusioncharts/MSColumn3D.swf", "chart1Id", "50%", "50%", "0", "1"); var strXML = generateXML(true); chart1.setDataXML(strXML); chart1.render("chart1div"); </script> Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Angie Report post Posted March 11, 2011 (edited) Hi, Welcome to FusionCharts Forum! Please Check if you've actually provided dataURL or dataXML. If you do not provide either, FusionCharts looks for a default Data.xml file in the same path. Now, if that is also not found, it shows the "Error in Loading Data" error. For more details, please refer to the link: http://www.fusioncha...ebug/Basic.html Hope this helps. Edited March 11, 2011 by Angie Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bazooka Report post Posted March 11, 2011 The example I'm using is from your FusionCharts and JavaScript > Example Application that you provide on your doc page. The dataXML file exists since it's working perfectly with pixel values but not with no percent values, I also notice that if I only provide one % value for the width and a pixel value for the height it works. Therefore, the dataXML file is coming in correctly. I can't figure out why, if I provide both % values for the width and height it gives me the "error in loading data" error, seems weird. <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>FusionCharts - Client Side Chart Plotting</TITLE> <script LANGUAGE="Javascript" SRC="../../FusionCharts/FusionCharts.js"></SCRIPT> <script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> //In this example, we'll show you how to plot and update charts on the //client side. Here, we first store our data (to be plotted) in client side //JavaScript arrays. This data is hard-coded in this example. However, //in your applications, you can build this JavaScript arrays with live //data using server side scripting languages. Or, you can make AJAX calls //to get this data live. //We store all our data in an array data. It contains data for three Products //for 3 quarters. The first column of each array contains the product Name. //Thereafter 4 columns contain data for 4 quarters. var data = new Array(); //Data for each product data[0] = new Array("Product A",659400,465400,764500,650500); data[1] = new Array("Product B",546300,436500,546500,332500); data[2] = new Array("Product C",657600,564600,348600,436600); data[3] = new Array("Product D",436500,765700,453900,326400); //Flag indicating whether our chart has loaded var chartLoaded = false; /** * FC_Rendered method is invoked when the chart has completed rendering for the first time. * It's a pre-defined method name. * @param domId Dom ID of the chart object */ function FC_Rendered(domId){ //It is in this method that you can update chart's data using JS methods. //Check if this is the chart that we want to update if (domId=="chart1Id"){ //Yes - it is. //Enable the form now, as the chart has loaded this.document.productSelector.disabled = false; //Set chartLoaded flag to true chartLoaded = true; //Get reference to chart object using Dom ID var chartObj = getChartFromId(domId); //Update it's XML - set animate Flag to true chartObj.setXMLData(generateXML(true)); } return true; } /** * updateChart method is called, when user changes any of the checkboxes. * Here, we generate the XML data again and build the chart. * @param domId domId of the Chart */ function updateChart(domId){ //Update only if chart has loaded if (chartLoaded){ //Get reference to chart object using Dom ID var chartObj = getChartFromId(domId); //Update it's XML - set animate Flag from AnimateChart checkbox in form chartObj.setXMLData(generateXML(this.document.productSelector.AnimateChart.checked)); } } /** * generateXML method returns the XML data for the chart based on the * checkboxes which the user has checked. * @param animate Boolean value indicating to animate the chart. * @return XML Data for the entire chart. */ function generateXML(animate){ //Variable to store XML var strXML; //<chart> element //Added animation parameter based on animate parameter //Added value related attributes if show value is selected by the user strXML = "<chart caption='Product Wise Sales' formatNumberScale='0' numberPrefix='$' animation='" + ((animate==true)?"1":"0") + "' " + ((this.document.productSelector.ShowValues.checked==true)? (" showValues='1' rotateValues='1' placeValuesInside='1' ")" showValues='0' ")) + ">"; //Store <categories> and child <category> elements strXML = strXML + "<categories><category name='Quarter 1' /><category name='Quarter 2' /><category name='Quarter 3' /> <category name='Quarter 4' /></categories>"; //Based on the products for which we've to generate data, generate XML strXML = (this.document.productSelector.ProductA.checked==true)?(strXML + getProductXML(0)):(strXML); strXML = (this.document.productSelector.ProductB.checked==true)?(strXML + getProductXML(1)):(strXML); strXML = (this.document.productSelector.ProductC.checked==true)?(strXML + getProductXML(2)):(strXML); strXML = (this.document.productSelector.ProductD.checked==true)?(strXML + getProductXML(3)):(strXML); //Close <chart> element; strXML = strXML + "</chart>"; //Return data return strXML; } /** * getProductXML method returns the <dataset> and <set> elements XML for * a particular product index (in data array). * @param productIndex Product index (in data array) * @return XML Data for the product. */ function getProductXML(productIndex){ var productXML; //Create <dataset> element productXML = "<dataset seriesName='" + data[productIndex][0] + "' >"; //Create set elements for (var i=1; i<=4; i++){ productXML = productXML + "<set value='" + data[productIndex] + "' />"; } //Close <dataset> element productXML = productXML + "</dataset>"; //Return return productXML; } function toggleValues(chartId) { // get chart reference var chartReference = FusionCharts(chartId); // toggle present showValues status var toggledShowValues = 1* ( !( chartReference.getChartAttribute("showValues")==1 ) ); // set toggled value for showValues chartReference.setChartAttribute( "showValues" , toggledValue ); } </SCRIPT> </HEAD> <BODY> <!-- In this example, we'll initially plot the chart with no data. --> <!-- Embed a chart --> <!-- Create the form for selecting products. We disable the form till the chart is loaded and initialized. --> <FORM NAME='productSelector' Id='productSelector' action='Chart.html' method='POST' disabled> <h4>Please select the products for which you want to plot the chart:</h4> <INPUT TYPE='Checkbox' name='ProductA' onClick="JavaScript:updateChart('chart1Id');" checked> Product A <INPUT TYPE='Checkbox' name='ProductB' onClick="JavaScript:updateChart('chart1Id');" checked> Product B <INPUT TYPE='Checkbox' name='ProductC' onClick="JavaScript:updateChart('chart1Id');" checked> Product C <INPUT TYPE='Checkbox' name='ProductD' onClick="JavaScript:updateChart('chart1Id');" checked> Product D <B>Chart Configuration:</B> <INPUT TYPE='Checkbox' name='AnimateChart'>Animate chart while changing data? <INPUT TYPE='Checkbox' name='ShowValues' onClick="JavaScript:toggleValues('chart1Id');" checked>Show Data Values? </FORM> <div id="chart1div">FusionCharts</div> <script language="JavaScript"> var chart1 = new FusionCharts("../../FusionCharts/MSColumn3D.swf", "chart1Id", "600", "400", "0", "1"); //Initialize chart with empty data. We'll feed it data on the chart's FC_Rendered event. chart1.setXMLData("<chart></chart>"); chart1.render("chart1div"); </script> </BODY> </HTML> Thanks. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Angie Report post Posted March 11, 2011 (edited) Hi, Welcome to FusionCharts Forum! Please find the modified code for the chart container: <div id="chartContainer" style="height:400px; width:600px;">FusionCharts</div> In the above code, The DIV with id - "chartContainer" is the container element of the chart. Hence, its width and height would be derived in percentage from the DIV's dimension. Hope this helps. Edited March 11, 2011 by Angie Share this post Link to post Share on other sites