InstantForum.NET v4.1.4FusionCharts Forumhttp://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/support@fusioncharts.comWed, 07 Jan 2009 18:07:09 GMT20http://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/Topic2256-32-1.aspxHi,</P><P>Against which chart are you plotting the data?</P><P>Also, can you please give us a live link to this and elaborate what the problem is?</P><P>Ideally, we would recommend to switch the debug mode of chart to on - that'll give you a lot of insight too.Mon, 10 Sep 2007 11:30:46 GMTPallavhttp://www.fusioncharts.com/forum/Topic2256-32-1.aspxI have a page set up where a user can create a graph according to various options they set on the page. Then they hit the submit button and code-behind generates XML to present the graph.<br><br>However, there is a large pause in the process that is dependant on the PREVIOUS graph, not the one it is drawing. I have confirmed with timestamps that somewhere between the user clicking the button, and the code beginning to execute, there is a pause of exactly the same amount of time it would take to re-calculate the XML it is already using.<br><br>Here's an example to clarify.<br><br>Time Action<br><br>0 Page is already created, with a graph that took 20 seconds to generate. User clicks submit button for a different, much faster graph (say 5 seconds to generate)<br>20 First timestamp in code is reached. (20 seconds after button clicked, same 20 seconds as previous graph took to generate)<br>25 Graph is generated.<br>30 User submits a different graph (for example, one that takes 10 seconds to create).<br>35 First timestamp is reached (note, this is 5 seconds after clicking, and the last graph took 5 seconds to generate).<br>45 Second graph is generated.<br><br><br>I'm not very good at explaining these things! I am not sure, in fact fairly doubtful, that this is a problem with FusionCharts. I suspect it is more to do with the way ASP processes large amounts of XML data on a postback event. However I'm hoping someone has run into the same issue and can help.Wed, 05 Sep 2007 20:58:11 GMTVulpes