• Honey I Shrunk the Codes

    Honey I Shrunk the Codes

    The new FusionCharts JavaScript library was built keeping in mind the modern JavaScript paradigm: Scalable, Flexible and Extensible. So much so, that there are three different ways to construct and render FusionCharts. Coding for any charting component couldn’t have been simpler.

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  • Dynamically Update FusionCharts XML Attributes

    Dynamically Update FusionCharts XML Attributes

    This snippet of code adds the functionality to dynamically update FusionCharts DataXML root attributes (also known as “chart attributes”) on-the-fly using JavaScript. In case user requires to update chart cosmetics like turn off animation or change chart caption, this script will allow developers to do that in one line of code!

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  • Making FusionCharts Occupy 100% Width and Height of Container

    Making FusionCharts Occupy 100% Width and Height of Container

    Under certain circumstances, one may want FusionCharts to occupy 100% (or a certain percentage) width and height of the container element. This can be achieved using two methods using the jQuery Plugin for FusionCharts.

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  • Convert HTML Tables to Animated Charts

    Convert HTML Tables to Animated Charts

    Most of us already have data on our web-pages in form of tables. With the release of the jQuery Plugin for FusionCharts, giving life to tabular data couldn’t have been easier. With just one line of code, one can convert HTML tables into animated FusionCharts.

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  • jQuery Plugin for FusionCharts 1.0 Beta Released

    jQuery Plugin for FusionCharts 1.0 Beta Released

    Yesterday, jQuery Plugin for FusionCharts Free was released as a beta release candidate. With it’s release, FusionCharts has bridged certain parts of the gap that lay between FusionCharts and popular JavaScript libraries.

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  • FusionCharts On WordPress In 11 Easy Steps

    FusionCharts On WordPress In 11 Easy Steps

    Manually installing FusionCharts in your WordPress blog is extremely easy. One requires nothing more than copy-paste skills to create lovely animated charts in one’s WordPress blog using FusionCharts. Here are eleven simple and direct steps that would make your WordPress blog (or any other blog) up and running with FusionCharts in minutes.

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  • Executing jQuery Within FusionCharts Link Attribute

    Executing jQuery Within FusionCharts Link Attribute

    FusionCharts Flash charting suite has an amazing integration with JavaScript. It allows charts to be created using JavaScript, raises appropriate JavaScript events, allows charts to be updated using its simple JavaScript API and a lot more. There is a blog post on FusionCharts blog, describing the same.

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  • Chart Type Aliases for FusionCharts DOM

    Chart Type Aliases for FusionCharts DOM

    FusionCharts DOM is a JavaScript framework that helps you include FusionCharts in your web applications in a very elegant and easy way. Instead of writing standard Javascript codes or OBJECT / EMBED tags to embed charts, you can use FusionCharts DOM to create a chart by just including <fusioncharts> tags in your HTML code. Configuration…

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  • Convert FusionCharts Data-XML To JavaScript Array

    Convert FusionCharts Data-XML To JavaScript Array

    This is a snippet of JavaScript that would allow you to easily retrieve all “set” values from a FusionCharts data-XML in form of an Array. One can use it to perform various mathematical or visual operations by retrieving the data-XML from FusionCharts object using the getXMLData() method and then passing on the same to this…

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  • Generating Pareto Chart Data for FusionCharts

    Generating Pareto Chart Data for FusionCharts

    As soon as I read about Pareto Charts on FusionCharts blog and how it uses cumulative percentage on a dual-y axes graph to allow users to summarize data into segments, I realized that a simple script to generate the FusionCharts XML would help users generate such graphs. For those who do not know what is…

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