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Grettings
I have an image in the background of my page. I put the graphic with the bgAlpha propertie with the 0,0 value, but I cant put the graphic transparent. How I can do it?
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You will need to set this in JS code:
chart.setTransparent(true);
Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
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I guess in FusionCharts.js?
I put chart.setTransparent(true); and dont happend anything
(sorry my english, I`m not american)
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This should go in the place where you embed the chart component.
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Pallav Nadhani
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| Can you give some example code? I'm having trouble as well.
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yes, please 
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Hi juss3pp3,
Please see this sample. it will solve your problem.
Thanks,
Arindam FusionCharts Team
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Hmm, that example sort of helped, in an obscure way. After searching every file for "transparent" the only file that comes up with anything was the JavaScript file. Reading that portion of the code reveals that it adds the parameter WMode and sets it to "transparent". Since I'm not using JavaScript to display my graphs, that could be why this parameter was not getting set. So I just added it myself, and it worked. Here's my code (I'm actually using PHP, but you'll get the idea). Just concentrate on the WMode parameter; add that and you're golden. Transparent graphs look so nice by the way!! Great effect.
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