Viewing example visualization

[viridius j]

Hello,

I copy and pasted the HTML from this example visualization into an html document and uploaded to my web server:
http://www.drasticdata.nl/DrasticTreemapGApi/index.html

However, I cannot get the chart to draw on the web. Is there something else I need to do for this work work on my server?

[asgallant]

The DrasticData TreeMap is a 3rd-party tool, so you are best off asking them for help (they have a support forum here).  That said, looking at their example code, I see that it requires you to have a local version of the DrasticData library, in the script tag:

<script type="text/javascript" src="DrasticTreemapGApi.js"></script>)

[Sergey Grabkovsky]

Your visualization is loading, rendering, and generally working fine for me. Please note that you are constructing a DrasticData visualization, and not a Google Chart. As such, these visualizations aren't officially supported by Google. If you would like to use a Google visualization, you can choose one here. DrasticData have their own support forum here.

As for your specific issue, most DrasticData visualizations seem to use Flash, which you must have installed on your machine in order to view them. There is the possibility that you are experiencing some sort of browser security issue, and can't view the visualization for that reason. What browser are you using, and does it have Flash installed?

- Sergey

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[asgallant]

Sorry, hit post by mistake.  This should have read:

The DrasticData TreeMap is a 3rd-party tool, so you are best off asking them for help (they have a support forum here).  That said, looking at their example code, I see that it requires you to have a local version of the DrasticData library, in the script tag:

<script type="text/javascript" src="DrasticTreemapGApi.js"></script>

Make sure you have a local copy of the DrasticTreemapGApi.js file and that you point the script tag to the correct location on your server.

[viridius j]

This worked! Thanks!!