Open flash chart

Rails
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Hi,

I am very much impressed with open flash chart, but when i try to use
in rails 1.2.3…
I am getting blank page instead of the flash graph.

Any one fixed or faces this error. If any one having suggestion for
graph chart. you are welcome.

Thanks in advance.

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seja wrote:

I am very much impressed with open flash chart, but when i try to use
in rails 1.2.3…
I am getting blank page instead of the flash graph.

Any one fixed or faces this error. If any one having suggestion for
graph chart. you are welcome.

Do you happen to be using this?:

http://github.com/pullmonkey/open_flash_chart

If so I did, at first, see the same behavior implementing their quick
test from the README. By glancing at the code I noticed this line:

Looking into ./public/javascripts there is, obviously, no swfobject.js
there. The instructions of the demo says nothing about this. After
finding the swfobject.js file in the plugin (under an assets folder) and
copying that file to ./public/javascripts the demo worked fine for me.

If you’re using something else you still might have a similar issue. I’d
recommend taking a look at all the assets being referenced from your
HTML source and make sure everything is in the proper place.

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Thanks Robert,

Now open flash is working very fine, but in firefox i want to take
print where i getting only blank page only.
Any Idea… Same way is possible to save this flash report as an
image.

Thanks in Advance

On Aug 25, 8:37 pm, Robert W. [email protected]

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seja wrote:

Now open flash is working very fine, but in firefox i want to take
print where i getting only blank page only.
Any Idea… Same way is possible to save this flash report as an
image.

Well, as far as I know Flash won’t print. I would guess that Open Flash
Chart has a way to ask for a “rendered” version of the chart (rendered
as an image JPEG, PNG or GIF). I’m sure that Fusion Charts has a way to
do this. I don’t know if Open Flash Chart does, but that’s what you need
to investigate. This also means you’ll need a “printable” version of
your view.