Open Flash Charts

3 comments

1. 

   acp2929
   

   Jun 20, 2011

   Hello Timothy,

   Actually works! thanks for your post and..

   ..currently I have a question. I am trying to make appear two graphics in the same web page, but I can’t do it. Please could you me advising what could be the possible solution? Thanks in advance. Alex.

   var timerID = 0;
   var timerID_1 = 0;

   function reload()
   {
   if (timerID)
   {
   clearTimeout(timerID);
   }

   tmp = findSWF(\chart\);
   x = tmp.reload(\data.php\);

   timerID = setTimeout(\reload()\, 3000);
   }

   function reload_1()
   {
   if (timerID_1)
   {
   clearTimeout(timerID_1);
   }

   tmp_1 = findSWF_1(\chart_1\);
   x_1 = tmp.reload_1(\bar.php\);

   timerID_1 = setTimeout(\reload_1()\, 3000);
   }

   function findSWF(movieName)
   {
   if (navigator.appName.indexOf(\Microsoft\)!= -1)
   {
   return window[movieName];
   }
   else
   {
   return document[movieName];
   }
   }

   function findSWF_1(movieName)
   {
   if (navigator.appName.indexOf(\Microsoft\)!= -1)
   {
   return window[movieName];
   }
   else
   {
   return document[movieName];
   }
   }

   timerID = setTimeout(\reload()\, 3000);
   timerID_1 = setTimeout(\reload_1()\, 3000);
2. 

   rasel
   

   Jul 22, 2010

   can anybody help. i had js error in ajax charts.
   “tmp.reload is not a function”
   anybody had similar error?
3. 

   the-di-lab
   

   Feb 7, 2009

   I found a bug in IE 7 in in your demo.
   My fix is to replace findSWF function with

   function findSWF(movieName) {
   if (navigator.appName.indexOf(“Microsoft”)!= -1) {
   //return window["ie_" + movieName];
   return document.getElementById(‘ie_’+movieName);
   } else {
   //return document[movieName];
   return document.getElementById(movieName);
   }
   }