: [flexcoders] Controlling Pie Chart Colors
Hi Jeff. You should absolutely be able to set the fills array at
runtime. Something like:
mySeries.setStyle(fills, [0xFF,0x00FF00,0xFF]);
should work. Can you send me a snippet of sample code?
Incidentally ,if you want to make sure
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Ely,
Thanks. So how do you drill down to the correct style object? If try to
give my PieSeries an id, the compiler says, Nested object properties
cannot have IDs. Setting the fills style for the PieChart.series
object
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Controlling Pie Chart Colors
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Ely,
Thanks. So how do you drill down to the correct style object? If try to
give my PieSeries an id, the compiler says, Nested object properties
cannot have IDs. Setting the fills style
into the series array.
Jeff
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Ely,
THAT WORKS, thank you
I've got a situation where certain pie charts may or may not have
certain classifications won't be represented if there are no values
available in the data provider. The colors are not consistent from chart
to chart - its just pulling the next color from the fill array. So say
on one chart cash
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Subject: [flexcoders] Controlling Pie Chart Colors
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I've got a situation where certain pie charts may or may not have
certain classifications won't be represented
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