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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. 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 the FusionCharts JavaScript class to embed your charts, you may download the updated JavaScript class from http://www.fusioncharts.com/Downloads/FusionChartsWMode.zip
Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
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| Thanks worked perfectly, I miss read the instructions on that forum to fix the problem.
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Hmmm.... thanks for the fix - works perfectly for me in IE7, FF but in IE6 the menu can now be seen 'through' the Flash, but is still behind the Flash. When you mouse-over the menu which is behind the Flash, the menu can not be selected.
EDIT: I am using the new .js file
Any thoughts?
Many thanks, David
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FusionCharts Team
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| David, Can you please try clearing your browser cache and then viewing it?
Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
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| Thanks for your quick reply Pallav - that has done the trick!
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You should update the title of the topic with a key word like [Solved].
It helps users to understand that the problem or question has a clear answer.
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