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Peter
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Hi everyone,

I'm finally getting the hang of WF and am starting to get some kick-*** reports.
Alas - there are still some things I can't seem to resolve.

While offering some charts in a report as AHTML graphs, there are two things I can't seem to influence:
- hiding the legend (mouseover will do nicely)
- resizing the barchart within the graph (to prevent scrollbars)

Note: I understand how both can be accomplished in HTML, but I can't find how to do so in AHTML (or FLEX).

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Mighty Max
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Take a look at the "Active Technologies User's Guide" documentation. Page 299 discusses the legend. I did not see anything about adjusting the size of the bars. I think your best bet would be to open a case.

http://documentation.informati...ilders.com/wf77x.asp


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Peter
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case opened - I will update the thread accordingly


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Peter
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An IB-consultant was here for some project-related work and gave me the following information:
- The sizing of the graph is automatic, but was not happening in my html-page because of an include:
as the AHTML specification was located in the included fex, DevStudio did not recognize the report was an active
report.
The solution consisted of either replacing the include with the actual code either setting 'activereport' to 1 for the report.
- The legend of the graph can be set according to fusionchart documentation via , but is not accessible via DevStudio.
Rendering this available to WebFocus is already an active Feature Request.
A *dirty* workaround for the graph legend would be to make the report bigger then its container so the legend will be shown, but not in a visible part of the page (restrictions apply)

Regards,
Peter


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