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Line 12 (IE) and line 25 (non-IE):
wmode
sets the Window Mode property of the
Flash object for transparency, layering, and positioning in the browser.
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Line 13 (IE) and line 26 (non-IE):
FlashVars
is used to send root level variables to
the AnyChart Flash object. If you want to change the messages, for example, when
there is no data, you do that here. These are the default messages Oracle APEX
uses for the tokens:
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#FLASH_INIT#
: Initializing...
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#FLASH_LOADING#
: Loading data...
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#FLASH_RESOURCES#
: Loading resources...
#FLASH_NO_DATA#
: No data found.
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#FLASH_WAITING#
: Loading data. Please wait.
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#FLASH_TEMPLATES#
: Loading templates...
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Line 23 (non-IE):
type
defines the Internet Media (MIME) type, in this case
application/x-shockwave-Flash
.
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Line 27 (non-IE) and 28 (IE) are the closing tags of
embed
and
object
.
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Line 29 (IE and non-IE):
#CHART_REFRESH#
will be replaced by some JavaScript to
refresh the chart. More information about that can be found in “Understanding
the Chart Attributes”.
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Understanding the Chart Attributes
The previous section covered the region definition, but more importantly, if you want to change the
appearance and behavior of a chart, this can be done via the Chart Attributes (second tab on the Edit
Region page or right-click in page Tree view and Edit Chart).
Depending on the chart type chosen, you have different sections in the chart attributes (Figure
2-18):
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Chart Settings
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Chart Series
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Display Settings
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Axes Settings (not for 3D Pie, 2D Pie, 2D Doughnut)
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Gantt Settings (only for Gantt charts)
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Legend Settings (not for Dial or Gantt charts)
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Font Settings
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Chart XML
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Refresh
