FusionCharts allows you to use multi-lingual (UTF-8) characters on the charts. Shown below is an example where we've used Arabic names on the chart:

Plotting data to achieve Goal 1 Here we want to display the percentage of population for each states of US. For this we need to perform following comput

In this section, we would see the database structure which has been named as FusionMapsDB. Tables We have used 4 tables in the database, here are the details of all th

If you do not wish the exported image to be sent back to browser, but instead want it to be saved on the server disk, you need to perform the following action: Ope

FusionMaps uses XML data files to render the maps. As such, you can use FusionMaps with any of your dynamic web scripting languages like ASP, .NET, PHP, JSP, ColdFusion, Ruby on Rails et

FusionCharts allows you to use multi-lingual (UTF-8) characters on the charts. Shown below is an example where we've used labels in various languages on the chart:

Starting FusionMaps v3.0.5, you can export maps as images. To export a map as image, all you need to do is configure the setup using code provided by us and then right click on map and select

In this section, we will see how to generate a FusionMap based on data collected in a Form. For the sake of demo, let us take the example of a fictional company that wants to plot the w

In this section we will see how to render a map using dataURL method - where the XML data is created in a file other than what we use to generate the map. The page that contains the cod

FusionMaps can effectively be used with PHP to plot data over geographic locations. In this section and the following, we'll show examples on how to plot data on FusionMaps using various methods in

Starting FusionCharts v3.0.7, you could export your charts as images. And FusionCharts v3.1 adds new dimensions to it, by allowing you to export as PDFs as well, and also lets you choose whether to

The export process, when using server-side Export Handlers, can be visualized as under:

When returning the exported output (image/PDF) as download to browser, the entire process flow looks as under: The chart on your web page reads the XML data and

If you do not wish the exported image to be sent back to browser, but instead want it to be saved on the server disk, you need to perform the following action: Ope

The JavaScript method will only work when the chart has been fully rendered in the client browser. You can use the FC_Rendered method to track the same. Due to A

In this article, we'll show you how to use FusionCharts and PHP to plot charts from data contained in a database. We'll create a pie chart to show "Production by Factory" using:

In this section, we'll show you how to use FusionCharts and PHP to plot charts from data contained in PHP arrays. We'll cover the following examples here: Creating

FusionCharts can effectively be used with PHP to plot dynamic data-driven charts. In this section, we'll show a few basic examples to help you get started. We'll cover the following examples

FusionCharts can be easily and extensively used to create drill-down charts. All the charts in FusionCharts suite support drill down for data elements i.e., in each chart type, the data plot of that

In this method, you provide the URL of XML Data Document to FusionCharts. The chart now sends a request for XML data to the specified URL, reads it, parses it and then renders the charts accordingly