Hi:
This may be a question for Tech Support about the difference between GIF and ACTIVEX. I have no clue about that.
I have one suggestion that may make the GIF unnecessary and that's instead of device=gif, try device=ACTXIMG . ACTXIMG is a "static" device driver that will have the look and feel of ACTIVEX output (colors, fonts, and hopefully, sizes), but will not have the interactivity of the ACTIVEX graph.
You'll need to add a GPATH to your ODS HTML program, so you can find the PNG file created by ODS HTML (otherwise, the HTML file will be in D:\temp and the PNG file will be in your working directory. But then when your job is over, look in d:\temp folder for the graph.png and graph1.png files (or graph10.png and graph11.png files). If you use the NAME= option, as shown in the code below, then you should be able to find the PNG files in your d:\temp\ folder because they will have that name with a number appended to the name:
When I ran a quick test, the PNG file created by ACTXIMG driver and the output from the ACTIVEX driver looked the same.
cynthia
Suggested program changes:
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ods listing close;
**1) Use ACTIVEX driver;
goptions reset=all;
goptions device=activex;
ods html file='d:\temp\test_acx.html' style=sasweb;
** put your two gradar steps here;
ods html close;
** 2) Use ACTXIMG driver;
goptions reset=all;
goptions device=actximg;
ods html path='d:\temp' (url=none)
gpath='d:\temp' (url=none)
file='test_acximg.html' style=sasweb;
proc gradar data=work.radar1;
chart name / freq=points
spiderweb
starfill=(solid)
cstarfill=(lightblue)
name='aaa'
;
run;
quit;
proc gradar data=work.radar2;
chart name / freq=points
spiderweb
starfill=(solid)
cstarfill=(lightblue)
name='bbb'
;
run;
quit;
ods html close;
ods listing;
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