Pie chart is not visible in IE 8
Hello
I use jdev 11.1.1.5.
I use dvt:piegraph to view my result. The graphic is loaded properly on firefox. But its not visible in ie8.
< dvt:pieGraph id = "pieGraph2".
value = "#{bindings." RiskGraph1.graphModel}.
Subtype = 'PIE' threeDEffect = 'true '.
"partialTriggers =": tt1: sor3.
inlineStyle = "width: 250px;" "height: 250px.
contentDelivery = "immediate".
dynamicResize = "DYNAMIC_SIZE" >
< dvt:background >
< dvt:specialEffects / >
< / dvt:background >
< dvt:graphPieFrame / >
< dvt:seriesSet >
< dvt:series / >
< / dvt:seriesSet >
< dvt:sliceLabel autoPrecision "off" = >
< af:convertNumber minFractionDigits = '1 '.
maxFractionDigits = "1" / >
< / dvt:sliceLabel >
< rendered dvt:pieLabel = "false" / >
< dvt:legendArea automaticPlacement = "AP_NEVER".
position = "LAP_BOTTOM."
scrolling = "asNeeded" / >
< / dvt:pieGraph >
Thanks Frank for the answer. OK, I'm going to use the new version of ie and jdev and see if it persists.
For now, I found a solution, I've used ImageFormat = "PNG" by default, it took FLASH.
Concerning
Shubham
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I have a file of class LoadXML his does not work can someone help me in that.ActionScript code:package
{
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import fl.transitions.Tween;
import fl.transitions.easing.Strong;
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.text.TextField;
import flash.text.TextFormat;
import flash.text.TextFieldAutoSize;
import flash.net.URLLoader;
import flash.net.URLRequest;
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.filters.DropShadowFilter;
public class PieChart extends MovieClip
{
private var piechart:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
private var titles:Array = new Array();
private var values:Array = new Array();
private var xmlFile:XML;
private var pie:Number;
private var radiansSoFar:Number = 0;
private var urlLoader:URLLoader = new URLLoader();
private var tween:Tween;
private var format:TextFormat = new TextFormat();
public function PieChart():void
{
/*Text Format*/
format.color = 132744;
format.align = "left";
format.font = "Century Gothic";
format.size = 11;
LoadXML();
buildPieChart(xmlData);
}
private function LoadXML(file:String = "pie.xml"):void
{
urlLoader.load(new URLRequest(file));
urlLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, parseXML);
}
private function parseXML(e:Event):void
{
xmlFile = new XML(e.target.data);
//trace(xmlFile);
pie = xmlFile.children().length;
//trace(pie);
buildPieChart(xmlData);
}
private function buildPieChart(xmlData:XML):void
{
var titleList:XMLList = xmlFile.item.title;
var valueList:XMLList = xmlFile.item.value;
for each (var titleElement:XML in titleList)
{
titles.push(titleElement);
}
for each (var valueElement:XML in valueList)
{
values.push(valueElement);
}
var colors:Array = new Array();
colors.push(0x990000);
colors.push(0x000066);
colors.push(0x990099);
colors.push(0xFFFF99);
colors.push(0x336699);
colors.push(0x330000);
colors.push(0x99CC00);
colors.push(0x000033);
colors.push(0x663366);
colors.push(0x333300);
colors.push(0x330033);
var radians:Array = new Array();
var totalValue:Number = 0;
for(var i:int = 0; i < values.length; i++)
{
totalValue = totalValue + Number(values[i]);
}
for(i =0; i < values.length; i++)
{
radians.push(Number(values[i])/totalValue*2);
}
drawlines(250, 250, 200, radians);
function drawlines(centerx, centery, radius, radians)
{
var colorkey:Number = 0;
var coloralpha:Number = 1;
var shadow:DropShadowFilter = new DropShadowFilter();
shadow.distance = 2;
shadow.angle = 45;
shadow.color =0x000000;
for(var i:int = 0; i < radians.length; i++)
{
piechart.graphics.beginFill(colors[colorkey], coloralpha);
piechart.graphics.moveTo(0,0);
piechart.graphics.lineTo(Math.sin(radiansSoFar*Math.PI)*radius, Math.cos(radiansSoFar*Math.PI)*radius);
piechart.graphics.lineTo(0,0);
piechart.graphics.endFill();
piechart.filters = [shadow];
piechart.x = stage.stageWidth/2;
piechart.y = stage.stageHeight/2;
for(var n:Number = 0; n <= radians[i]; n += .0001)
{
piechart.graphics.lineTo(Math.sin((radiansSoFar+n)*Math.PI)*radius, Math.cos((radiansSoFar+n)*Math.PI)*radius);
}
radiansSoFar += radians[i];
stage.addChild(piechart);
addLabel(radians[i], titles[i], radiansSoFar, radius, colors[colorkey], coloralpha);
if(colorkey == colors.length-1)
{
colorkey = 0;
coloralpha -= .25;
}
else
{
colorkey += 1;
}
}
}
function addLabel(radians, itemtitle, radiansSoFar:Number, radius:Number, color, coloralpha)
{
var format:TextFormat = new TextFormat();
format.align = "left";
format.font = "Century Gothic";
format.size = 11;
//format.bold = true;
var label:TextField = new TextField();
label.width = 1;
label.height = 1;
label.autoSize = "left";
label.antiAliasType = "advanced";
label.text = itemtitle + "( "+ Math.round((radians/2*100)).toString() + "%)";
label.border = false;
label.setTextFormat(format);
var textRadians:Number = radiansSoFar-(radians/2);
label.x = (stage.stageWidth/2)+Math.sin(textRadians*Math.PI)*radius;
label.y = (stage.stageHeight/2)+Math.cos(textRadians*Math.PI)*radius;
if(textRadians > 0 && textRadians < .5)
{
label.y -= label.height/2;
label.y += 10;
label.x += 10;
}
if(textRadians > .5 && textRadians < 1)
{
label.y -= label.height/2;
label.x += 10;
label.y -= 10;
}
if(textRadians > 1 && textRadians < 1.5)
{
label.y -= label.height/2;
label.x -= label.width;
label.x -= 10;
label.y -= 10;
}
if(textRadians > 1.5 && textRadians <= 2)
{
label.y -= label.height/2;
label.x -= label.width;
label.x -= 10;
label.y += 10;
}
if(textRadians == 0 || textRadians == 2)
{
label.y += 10+label.height/2;
}
if(textRadians == .5)
{
label.x += 10+label.width/2;
}
if(textRadians == 1)
{
label.y -= 10+label.height/2;
}
if(textRadians == 1.5)
{
label.x -= 10+label.width/2;
}
stage.addChild(label);
}
}
}
}Here's the XML file
Quote:<? XML version = "1.0? Encoding = "utf-8? >
elements <>
< item >
< title > < /title >
< value > 26 < / value >
< / point >
< item >
b < title > < /title >
< value > 14 < / value >
< / point >
< item >
c < title > < /title >
< value > 9 < / value >
< / point >
< item >
d < title > < /title >
< value > 6 < / value >
< / point >
< item >
e < title > < /title >
< value > 3 < / value >
< / point >
< item >
f < title > < /title >
< value > 3 < / value >
< / point >
< item >
g < title > < /title >
< value > 2 < / value >
< / point >
< item >
h < title > < /title >
< value > 1 < / value >
< / point >
< item >
TV < title > < /title >
< value > 36 < / value >
< / point >
< / object >
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Thanks for the response, but still the problem with multiple labels of legend. The link mentioned only a single label legend on a pie chart, which was not a problem. This is labelling the other elements of the 5 the chart legend. There are currently 1 label with the other points being blank.
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Once again...
He must ask these questions in the forums Microsoft Excel - those who are SPECIFICALLY for Excel issues. In other words - 'experts' who hang there are expert in Excel. You get people in this forum who are more into the OS in general - maybe a few application expertise sprinkled in here and there - but if you want someone who lives and breathes "Excel" - more likely to get in a forum dedicated to it. (Click on the link, after a new question and I would say SEO - with a link - this conversation too!)
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How do label you pie charts in excel 2103
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http://www.excelforum.com/Excel-charting-and-pivots/811351-multiple-data-labels-on-bar-chart.html
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I have a Camembert in InDesign. When I click on it, the dimensions seem to be 203 x 203 pixels:
I want to make a graph in similar sectors in Illustrator. So, when I click to create a new pie chart, I put the dimensions of 203 x 203 pixels:
But when I try to copy/paste the new graph in InDesign, it does not match the dimensions of the original graph. You can see if I overlay the new graph on the old chart:
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The size of the pie in Illustrator are not accurate, and the transformation Panel does not work with tables. This has been a bug for eons.
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It works if you remove the name of college?
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This is a known bug, which is set at 8 JavaFX. One solution is to delete the data point and add a new one with the new name, even if it is ugly if the pie chart is moving.
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