You either didn't bother to read my post or you didn't bother trying
what I suggested. As I said before:
"if you don't set the size of the absolutePanel (ie:
absolutePanel.setSize("100%", "100%")) the widgets will be visible in
Firefox but not in IE"
So try setting a size for your panels !
Salvador
On Apr 19, 11:56 am, shajeer kt <[email protected]> wrote:
> Helloo,
>
> Some body please help me to solve this issue............
>
> On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 4:29 PM, shajeer kt <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hiii,
>
> > Thanks for your reply,
>
> > Fusioncharts are widgets which are working with Flash.
>
> > FusionCharts is a flash charting component that can be used to render
> > data-driven animated charts. Made in Adobe Flash 8 (formerly Macromedia
> > Flash),
>
> > My application is like that,initially when the page is loaded a fusion
> > chart is loaded along with that.Now if i clicked on the fusion chart bar
> > another chart is getting loaded.If i clicked the second one,third fusion
> > chart is loaded. So this is in a drill down manner.
>
> > That means fusion charts are working fine.
> > Now i am going to load the second page and the fusion chart is loaded
> > perfectly.Now i am going to click the fusion chart for the drill down chart.
> > But it is going to blank page where nothing is viewed even the grid in the
> > page..
>
> > Now again i tried to restart my application and loaded the page which
> > caused problem previously,it will work fine,But the other page which was
> > working fine had gone to a blank page as i said early.
>
> > This is happening only in gogle hosted mode and IE.Its working fine in
> > Mozilla firefox.
>
> > I am calling the fusion chart in GWT in below manner.
>
> > * public static Panel createRequestFusionChart(Map<String,UrlParam>
> > urlsParam,int chartWidth, int chartHigh) {
>
> > Panel chartPanel = new Panel();
> > final Panel fusionPanel1 = new Panel();
>
> > chartPanel.setWidth(chartWidth);
>
> > final Map<String, Object> parameters = new HashMap<String,
> > Object>();
> > Iterator<UrlParam> params = urlsParam.values().iterator();
> > UrlParam urlParam;
> > while(params.hasNext())
> > {
> > urlParam = params.next();
> > parameters.put(urlParam.getName(), urlParam.getValue());
>
> > }
>
> > ParametersProvider parmParametersProvider = new
> > ParametersProvider() {
>
> > public Map<String, Object> getParameters() {
>
> > //Map parameters = new HashMap();
> > parameters.put("userid", "0");
> > parameters.put("charttype", "1");
> > parameters.put("chartmethod", "Request");
> > parameters.put("dept", "19");
> > parameters.put("link", "1");
> > return parameters ;
> > }
> > } ;
>
> > String chartName = "StackedColumn3D";
> > String chartUrl = GWT.getModuleBaseURL() + "FusionCharts/" +
> > chartName + ".swf";
> > String dataUrl = GWT.getModuleBaseURL() + "ChartServletNew";
>
> > FusionChart fusionChart = new FusionChart(chartUrl, 450, 400,
> > dataUrl, parmParametersProvider) ;
>
> > fusionPanel1.add(fusionChart);
>
> > final Panel firstRowPanel = new Panel("Requests");
> > firstRowPanel.setLayout(new HorizontalLayout(30));
>
> > ////////////////////
>
> > ParametersProvider parmParametersProvider1 = new
> > ParametersProvider() {
>
> > public Map<String, Object> getParameters() {
> > //Map parameters = new HashMap();
> > parameters.put("userid", "0");
> > parameters.put("charttype", "1");
> > parameters.put("chartmethod", "emptychart");
>
> > return parameters ;
> > }
> > } ;
>
> > chartName = "StackedBar3D";
> > chartUrl = GWT.getModuleBaseURL() + "FusionCharts/" + chartName +
> > ".swf?ChartNoDataText=Click left chart to view Services Details";
> > dataUrl = GWT.getModuleBaseURL() + "ChartServletNew";
>
> > fusionChart = new FusionChart(chartUrl, 450, 550, "Human Resources
> > (Development)ServDetails", dataUrl, parmParametersProvider1) ;
>
> > final Panel fusionPanel2 = new Panel();
> > fusionPanel2.add(fusionChart);
>
> > firstRowPanel.add(fusionPanel1);
> > firstRowPanel.add(fusionPanel2);
>
> > ////////////////////
>
> > ParametersProvider parmParametersProviderSubServ = new
> > ParametersProvider() {
>
> > public Map<String, Object> getParameters() {
>
> > //Map parameters = new HashMap();
> > parameters.put("userid", "0");
> > parameters.put("charttype", "1");
> > parameters.put("chartmethod", "emptychart");
> > return parameters ;
> > }
> > } ;
>
> > chartName = "StackedBar3D";
> > chartUrl = GWT.getModuleBaseURL() + "FusionCharts/" + chartName +
> > ".swf?ChartNoDataText=Click Services chart to view subservices details";
> > dataUrl = GWT.getModuleBaseURL() + "ChartServletNew";
>
> > fusionChart = new FusionChart(chartUrl, 450, 500, "Human Resources
> > (Development)SubServDetails", dataUrl, parmParametersProviderSubServ) ;
>
> > final Panel secondeRowPanel = new Panel("Subservices Chart");
> > secondeRowPanel.add(fusionChart);
>
> > chartPanel.add(firstRowPanel);
> > chartPanel.add(secondeRowPanel);
> > return chartPanel;
> > }
> > *
> > Here *ChartServletNew* is a Servlet which is used to create the xml of
> > fusion chart. Inside this *ChartServletNew *there is a link attrubute in
> > which will call a javascript function which in turn will call the Servlet
> > again.
>
> > This is done in this manner
>
> > *xStreamWriter2.writeAttribute("link","JavaScript:updateFusionChart(\""+newCondQuery+"\",\""+funcNameList.get(k)+"\",\""+statusNameList.get(k)+"\",\""+DrillDownKPI+"\"
> > );");
> > *
> > Below is my javascript function
>
> > *function updateFusionChart(condQuery,Mngmnt,stutus,kpi,serviceID){
>
> > if ( !serviceID){
>
> > var strURL = "ChartServletNew?GM=" + Mngmnt + "&status="
> > +stutus + "&kpi=" +kpi+ "&condQuery=" +condQuery;
> > strURL = escape(strURL);
> > var chart_CityDetails = new
> > FusionCharts('FusionCharts/StackedBar3D.swf?ChartNoDataText=Click right
> > chart to view Services Details',
> > 'ServDetails', '550', '450', '0', '1');
> > chart_CityDetails.setDataURL(strURL);
> > chart_CityDetails.render(Mngmnt+kpi+"ServDetailsDiv");
>
> > }
> > else if (serviceID){
> > var strURL = "ChartServletNew?GM=" + Mngmnt + "&status="
> > +stutus + "&serviceID=" +serviceID + "&kpi="
> > +kpi+"&condQuery="+condQuery;
> > //URLEncode it - NECESSARY.
> > strURL = escape(strURL);
> > var chart_CityDetails = new
> > FusionCharts('FusionCharts/StackedBar3D.swf?ChartNoDataText=Click right
> > chart to view Services Details',
> > 'SubServDetails', '800', '450', '0', '1');
> > chart_CityDetails.setDataURL(strURL);
> > chart_CityDetails.render(Mngmnt+kpi+"SubServDetailsDiv");
>
> > }
> > else {
> > //Show error
> > alert("Please wait for the charts to load.");
> > return;
> > }
> > }
> > *
>
> > So like this it will again call the GWT fusion chart calling method and
> > give the appropriate chart.
>
> > So according to my issue if i loaded a page with a fusion chart and
> > clicked on the link attribute on the fusion chart,then the second time i am
> > loading another page with
>
> > On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 8:34 PM, Salvador Diaz
> > <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> >> It looks like you're having several problems and they might be
> >> unrelated, you should try to explain your setup a little more clearly
> >> (for instance, what are those fusion charts you're talking about and
> >> how do you call them from your gwt code ?).
>
> >> As for the display differences between Firefox and IE, I've
> >> encountered similar issues when widgets are displayed in an
> >> AbsolutePanel: if you don't set the size of the absolutePanel (ie:
> >> absolutePanel.setSize("100%", "100%")) the widgets will be visible in
> >> Firefox but not in IE, so make sure you're setting the size of the
> >> absolutePanel.
>
> >> Cheers,
>
> >> Salvador
>
> >> On Apr 13, 12:11 pm, shajeer kt <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> > Hii,
>
> >> > Where can i get OOPHM plugin.. Whether i have to add the jar file to
> >> my
> >> > existing project. Or adding that plugin directly to Internet Explorer
> >> > Browser . Please any one tell me,what should i do....??
>
> >> > On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 8:23 AM, shajeer kt <[email protected]>
> >> wrote:
> >> > > So what may be the reason it is working perfectly in mozilla firefox
> >> and
> >> > > not in IE.
> >> > > Whether Mozilla firefox already have this OOPHM plugin .
> >> > > Could any one give me more informations regarding OOPHM with
> >> respect
> >> > > to my issue.?
>
> >> > > On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 3:44 PM, Vitali Lovich <[email protected]>
> >> wrote:
>
> >> > >> It looks like you start your code in hosted mode, but then hit the
> >> page
> >> > >> using a regular browser. You cannot run HostedMode code against a
> >> regular
> >> > >> browser without the OOPHM plugin for obvious reasons. In HostedMode,
> >> your
> >> > >> code runs ins a regular JVM with GWT code that acts as a
> >> communication layer
> >> > >> between the browser & native Java code. But without the hosted mode
> >> browser
> >> > >> or the OOPHM plugin, there's nothing for it to communicate with.
>
> >> > >> So what you are seeing here is perfectly expected. Either use the
> >> > >> HostedMode browser or build from trunk & use the OOPHM plugin
> >> according to
> >> > >> the instructions on the wiki. Or run the regular browser against the
> >> > >> compiled code.
>
> >> > >> Those are your options.
>
> >> > >> On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 8:28 AM, babu <[email protected]>
> >> wrote:
>
> >> > >>> Dear all,
>
> >> > >>> I am currently
>
> ...
>
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