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QUESTION
I am working on a web application developed using next.js and FusionCharts. Currently, many other FusionChart types are already configured in the App. I need to implement the Overlapping Bars chart as in the below document.
https://www.fusioncharts.com/charts/column-bar-charts/overlapping-bars-chart?framework=react
But I faced an error as below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 11:27I was able to solve the problem. What I did is:
Import the overlapping chart:
QUESTION
import FusionCharts from "fusioncharts";
import charts from "fusioncharts/fusioncharts.charts";
import ReactFusioncharts from "react-fusioncharts";
import React from 'react';
// Resolves charts dependancy
charts(FusionCharts);
const dataSource = {
chart: {
caption: "Amazon Prime Video Categorization",
theme: "fusion",
viewmode: "1",
showrestorebtn: "0",
valuefontcolor: "#FFFFFF",
yaxismaxvalue: "1000",
yaxisminvalue: "0",
divlinealpha: "0"
},
dataset: [
{
data: [
{
id: "01",
label: "Home",
x: "50",
y: "900",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "80",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "02",
label: "TV Shows",
x: "20",
y: "500",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "80",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "02.1",
label: "Thriller",
x: "2",
y: "100",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "60",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "02.2",
label: "Drama",
x: "12",
y: "100",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "60",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "02.3",
label: "Comedy",
x: "22",
y: "100",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "60",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "03",
label: "Movies",
x: "50",
y: "500",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "80",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "03.1",
label: "Drama",
x: "35",
y: "100",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "60",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "03.2",
label: "Action",
x: "45",
y: "100",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "60",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "03.3",
label: "Horror",
x: "55",
y: "100",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "60",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "03.5",
label: "Thriller",
x: "65",
y: "100",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "60",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "04",
label: "Kids",
x: "80",
y: "500",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "80",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "04.1",
label: "Fantasy",
x: "80",
y: "100",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "60",
height: "40"
},
{
id: "04.2",
label: "Anime Cartoons",
x: "90",
y: "100",
shape: "rectangle",
width: "60",
height: "40"
}
]
}
],
connectors: [
{
stdthickness: "1.5",
connector: [
{
from: "01",
to: "03",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "01",
to: "04",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "01",
to: "02",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "01.02",
to: "04",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "01.01",
to: "02",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "02",
to: "02.1",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "02",
to: "02.2",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "02",
to: "02.3",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "03",
to: "03.1",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "03",
to: "03.2",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "03",
to: "03.3",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "03",
to: "03.4",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "03",
to: "03.5",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "03",
to: "03.6",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "04",
to: "04.1",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
},
{
from: "04",
to: "04.2",
arrowatstart: "0",
arrowatend: "1",
alpha: "100"
}
]
}
]
};
export default class HeatMap extends React.Component {
render() {
return (
);
}
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-10 at 05:44As per fusioncharts doc for react.
https://www.fusioncharts.com/dev/getting-started/react/your-first-chart-using-react
End of the Render the chart section. You can see the specific imports for specific chart types.
I hope it will help you.
QUESTION
I need to integrate map chart using fusion chart library in my react application. after install fusion chart library through yarn configured component including fusion chart library, but when i render the map chart it shows me below error
After having error i just watch the node modules and check the existence of file, but seems like its not there, but my fusion chart installed successfully with no error then how this happened?
Here is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-27 at 05:35Since you are rendering the world with countries map in your app, you need to import fusioncharts.worldwithcounties.js, however, if you install FusionCharts via npm it does not have worldwithcountries file in the map folder, to get the file you need to install fusionmaps, here is the link - https://www.npmjs.com/package/fusionmaps This will install all the map definition files, then you can use the following command:
QUESTION
I am trying to style the label for annotations of chart type world, the styling in tooltext
is possible and I was able to customize it, however when I try to do same it renders all html as string. Surprisingly
tag does work on label. below is the sample what I want to achieve
I want to make the font of first line bigger and bold in the label. Below is the part of code I am trying to fix in -
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-04 at 08:30As of now setting partial font configuration for texts is supported in tooltip. The same is not possible for labels, or marker labels or text annotations.
As a work-around you can use text annotations, at your required position, which supports setting of font color, font size and font bold. Sample fiddle for reference : http://jsfiddle.net/cf32emsy/1/
QUESTION
Hi I am new to react and trying to build a react component that should display charts and I am using the fusion charts to do so. And I need to fetch the data dynamically through an API to feed it to the chart. But the chart renders without the data and the ajax request is initiated only after the chart is loaded. Also I want to know how to re-render the ReactDOM once the data is available
My code snippet:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-16 at 12:41EDIT
As the pointer this
here is tricky. So before the ajax
call you need something to point to "current" object by assigning that = this
.
Another way to do is bind the ajax
function.
$.ajax({...}).bind(this)
I would store your chartData
in state
. Then execute the ajax in componentWillMount
as @Dimitar Christoff has stated. When ajax call is finished, use setState
to trigger render
.
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