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FusionCharts Team
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It should be in the HTML after the place where you specify ?dataURL=yourData.xml
Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
FusionCharts Team
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| This also happens in Safari. If the graph renders outside of where your window is currently positioned, it will render improperly like the previous posters showed, unless you use the javascript imbed
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Thank you very match Pallav!
This solution is fixed the rendering problem on IE.
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| I am experiencing the same exact problem and have to set width="360" height="310" or whatever number. The chart renders all mushed together except a few words of the caption are visible, but no chart renders. IE7, FP9, FC3Enterprise. The only fix is to manually "Rewind->Play". -D
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| Hi, Could you please try rendeing the chart(s) after the HTML page rener is comeplete? can use this code:
<script type="text/javascript">
if (window.addEventListener)
{
window.addEventListener("load", creatreChart, false);
}
else if (window.attachEvent)
{
window.attachEvent("onload", createChart);
}
function createChart()
{
var chart = new FusionCharts("Column2D.swf?noCache=" + new Date().getMilliseconds(), 'ChartId', '100%', '275', '0', '0');
chart.setDataXML("<chart><set value='10'/></chart>");
chart.render("chartdiv");
}
</script>
Regards,
Sudipto Choudhury
FusionCharts Team
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Hi,
This fix helps, as it reduces the amount of times the chart does not render properly, but it still happens occasionally. For some users, it's as much as 25% of the time.
It seems like when it happens, it is usually trying to render the chart too soon, as the image pops up much faster than when the properly rendered chart appears.
Is it possible to detect a bad render programmatically and force a re-render?
Thanks
Tim
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Tim,
There's no way to programatically detect it - the only way to solve it for sure is to NOT use % width/height, but use pixel width/height.
Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
FusionCharts Team
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