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| Hi All, I have a problem like my JavaScript menu is hiding behind the FusionCharts object. Pls help its very urgent. Thanks in advance. Vamsi
Vamsi Krishna B
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FusionCharts is a set of Flash movies, and as kind of plugins, are rendered in a special way by the browsers (a method known as "windowed"), making them the topmost objects in a page. At this moment there's no way to display any kind of HTML element (tables, images, paragraphs, etc..) above plugins. Macromedia has a solution for Internet Explorer for Windows and all Mozilla-based browsers: To allow DHTML objects appear over a Flash movie just add this parameter: WMode=Transparent
to the Flash <object> tag.
It should look like this:
<param name="WMode" value="Transparent">
In order to support Mozilla-based browsers and other browsers, such as Safari, you should also include the wmode parameter in the <embed> tag, like this:
<embed wmode="transparent" .......></embed> If you're using FusionCharts.js (JavaScript class), you can use the attached JS file.
Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
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I am having the same issue, however I am using ASP.NET/C# and rendering the chart's Flash tags with the FusionCharts.RenderChart method. How do I compensate for this problem in this case and set the WMODE for the chart? Thank you!!
Tara G Deschenes
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| Replace the existing FusionCharts.js file with the new one (link above). That alone should take care of it. You would NOT need to change anything in your .NET code.
Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
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Pallav (5/2/2007)
Replace the existing FusionCharts.js file with the new one (link above). That alone should take care of it.
You would NOT need to change anything in your .NET code.
Thank you for your reply.
Tara G Deschenes
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| Hi, I'm using the CalendarExtender from the AjaxControlToolKit and it appears behind the flash chart. I replaced the FusionCharts.js with the one recommended to fix this problem but it still persists. Any other suggestions or tips?
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| Hi, It might be that when the final HTML is renderded to the user agent (Browser) the chart's HTML is renderdered after the HTML of the Menu. Could you please check if there is some option in the Ajax Toolkit's property to set its style property or it's style's z-index property? If you get option to set style please set : z-index:9999 or set the z-index to 9999?
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Sudipto Choudhury
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| I changed the z-index of the calendar extender using this css class: < style type="text/css">.calStyle { z-index: 9999;} </style>And the calendar extender background turned transparent and was still behind the flash chart.
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