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I ended up dumping OpenChart for FusionCharts..<br />
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I had all the tags etc.. but had larger data xFer issues... seems fine now with a better product.<br />
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thanks
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I ended up dumping OpenChart for FusionCharts..

I had all the tags etc.. but had larger data xFer issues... seems fine now with a better product.

thanks

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I'm using openChart and having trouble with the browser Caching the data provided.. the JSON.<br />
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Anyone know how to have it ALWAYS re-load the data and/or Flash upon refresh?
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I'm using openChart and having trouble with the browser Caching the data provided.. the JSON.

Anyone know how to have it ALWAYS re-load the data and/or Flash upon refresh?

Prevent Browser Caching + Flash

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Adobe Flash

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