I’ve been using an older version of the code. updated from git, things look much better now.

thanks a ton! =)

You’re right, the instance variables all use underscores.
The code here – https://github.com/pullmonkey/open_flash_chart/blob/master/lib/open_flash_chart/base.rb is what converts on_click back to on-click for the JSON that you pointed to.

What JSON do you get as output? Do you see on_click instead of on-click?

having a bit of a problem here: i’mtrying to get the bar-clicking functionality up in by graph and hitting a snag. in your example, http://pullmonkey.com/projects/open_flash_chart2/bar_clicking, onclick events are named “on-click” (with a dash), and they obviously work (as the example demonstrates). however, lest i’m missing something, dash is not a valid symbol to have in an instance variable. your code sample shows “on_click” (with underscore), however this doesn’t work for me, i.e. the graph displays, but it’s not clickable.

anything i’m missing?

Thanks,
Munendra Chevuru (Muni)

Don’t look at the plugin code, it is all metaprogrammed.
For examples, use what’s on my site here.
A vertical bar graph can be found here.

Or convert the php examples here to ruby.
Horizontal bar graph example can be found here.

Thanks for nice plugin for Graphs. Is there any way that I can generate the vertical Bar Graph with this Plugin? I have tried looked at the Plugin code, but helpless.

Can any one help me?

Munendra Chevuru (Muni).

When I click these chart links (on_click), if the result is a javascript function like you have here, firefox completely locks up. It works fine in internet explorer.

It happens on more than one computer, so it’s not my local firefox. Has anyone experienced this?

val_array = []

l1value.each do |name,value|
val_array << BarStackValue.new(value,colors[name])
end

I am getting the following error on the val_array << line

wrong number of arguments (3 for 1)

I suspect it is happening in the bar_stack.rb, I changed line 16 from

super
to

super args

THank you.