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I'm trying to generate a chart using XML data which gives flash output....
With fixed stage dimension I can do it.... But my Data can be dynamic too.... Means X,Y axis can be of any length... In that case I was not able to resize the stage... Is there any way to create .swf file runtime whose dimensions can be decided runtime ......I thought of proportenate drawing.... but font sizes will become too small..... unless zoomed... thanks... johns221b |
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You can do this using JavaScript,
http://www.mustardlab.com/developer/flash/objectresize/ (there's better examples but I cant find them) There are charting components out there that do this from XML, just do a google search and you should find some. Rich
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I stand corrected. That's pretty cool. But there is still the 2880 pixel limit unfortunately.
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Yeah
definite wishlist materialRich
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thanks for all suggestions... I know abt charting components... but my requirement is more than bar/pie charts... some custom charts/ time line ... I done successfully this with javascript.. now trying to do with flash.. this will allow inserting chart in ppt and all... johns221b
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