Technical Support Forums

Free, outstanding support from WebAssist and your colleagues

› WebAssist Forums › Data Bridge › Dynamic Web Charts › Removing <dataset label=""> cuts off Y-Axis label tick

Removing <dataset label=""> cuts off Y-Axis label tick

Thread began 8/04/2009 10:35 am by tom92909 | Last modified 8/05/2009 8:50 am by Jason Byrnes | 4199 views | 4 replies |

8/04/2009 10:35 am | #1 tom92909Beta Tester

Removing <dataset label=""> cuts off Y-Axis label tick

I'm using Dynamic Web Charts in an dynamic XML configuration.
The chart is working correctly and I am one step away from perfection! I just need to resolve this last display issue.

When the <dataset label=""> is removed, it also chops off the top half of the Y-Axis label tick for the upper range number. How can I avoid this?

For visual reference...

I hope this helps you better understand my problem.

8/04/2009 4:41 pm | #2 Jason ByrnesWebAssist

Do not remove the dataset tag, it should be left in place. removing the dataset tag creates invalid XML.

8/04/2009 6:30 pm | #3 tom92909Beta Tester

I'm not actual removing the entire tag. Only the value inside the quotes.

<dataset label="">

8/04/2009 9:02 pm | #4 tom92909Beta Tester

Jason,

Your comment about the invalid XML helped me locate my problem.
I had disabled the <title> tag to create a custom header. Doing that
created a gap or void that was actually required by the application for
proper output. Putting the <title> tab back corrected the error.

Thank you!

8/05/2009 8:50 am | #5 Jason ByrnesWebAssist

Originally Said By: tom92909

I'm not actual removing the entire tag. Only the value inside the quotes.

<dataset label="">

Instead try using the following:

<dataset label="&nbsp;">

Build websites with a little help from your friends

Your friends over here at WebAssist! These Dreamweaver extensions will assist you in building unlimited, custom websites.

Build websites from already-built web applications

These out-of-the-box solutions provide you proven, tested applications that can be up and running now. Build a store, a gallery, or a web-based email solution.