Asif_Khan

thanks alot! your response is much appreciated. I'll follow the steps and will post the outcome here. thanks again.

do you see these on screen? or in printouts? I had the same problem but the squares appeared only on printouts. i noticed that if you have the size of a graph defined in pixels, this sometimes causes squarers/rectangles of the defined graph size to appear on the page background (only for full size printouts).

Many thanks for your response! yes the renderformat is set to .net, how did you get the security settings on client machine to work? Thanks in advance.

I came across this issue when i deployed chartfx for the first time. make sure you have modified you web.config file and added the appropriate handlers. the modification which i had to make is below: <add path="ChartFX.aspx" verb="*" type="ChartFX.Pss.HttpHandler,ChartFX.Pss.HttpHandler"/> T here is a useful article available within the knowledgebase which provides a step wise description of the whole deployment process.

I have been using this forum for quite some time using IE 7 and never encountered such problem. Also, I am really happy with the support team at chartFX.

I have deployed a web application with various charts on one of our production server. all charting modules work perfectly fine on the server and also on most of the clients which access these pages. however, on some computers the chart rendering fails and results in IE crash. Please can you let me know how to rectify this issue as this is causing concern among the users. A screenshot of error can be viewed at: http://www.khanasif.com/links/cfx_error.jpg Thanks in advance.

I downloaded and installed the latest service pack. this caused all charts within my project to disappear and dispaly a message stating that the license was invalid. I had to reinstall the original version from the CD which rectified the issues. please can you shed some light on this? why would an upgrade cause this problem and what is the best option in order to update the currently installed application. Many thanks in advance for being helpful!

Frank, many thanks for your reply. I need some further assistance. using the provided code, the labels can now be produced at the last point on the chart. However, this is not very useful as it is not necessary that all series on the graph would have data available and hence as a result some of the series do not have the label. secondly, it would be good to have this label on the first point on each series. Is there any way this could be acheived? Thanks for being helpful.

I have a line chart with upto 15 (or even more) series. the problem that i am facing is the duplication of colors. it becomes very difficult to distinguish between the plotted lines and relate them to a specific item in the legend box. An easy solution which i can think of is to put a single label on each line which would represent which item in the legend box actually relate to the line. Can this be done? if yes then please let me know how to get this sorted. Many thanks in advance!