[Silverlight 2nd axis issue]

It only happens when using the silverlight extension.  If I view as a webform, it looks fine.

Yes, I should be able to replicate, but it may take a few days for me to get to.

[Silverlight 2nd axis issue]

I have a chart which has 2 series using a bar chart.  The third series I have set as line.  It incorrectly displays as bar.  If I change it to area, it shows up as expected. 

[Silverlight extension - mapping datapoints to the named objects]

Hi,

I'm using the silverlight extension to chart some data.  In order to bolt on interactivity, I'm trying to figure out which named objects are associated with each datapoint. 

Do you have any best practices for doing this?  Because of your architecture, I am effectively sending the data back from the server twice - once with your graph, then again to associate the data.  This is unfortunate, but liveable.  Now.. I have your graph, with some named objects.. and I have the data.  It's unfortunately, not a 1:1 mapping.  What can I do?

I notice that the output from the silverlight writer includes a "canvasmap."  This has the information that I need.  Could you expose that from the silverlight chart control?  That would certainly make my life easier.

My other option is to try and read the webform directly, and steal that data..  but that's not going to be much fun.

Thoughts?  Does the flash writer have this same problem?  Is this the right forum for this question?

Darin

[Turn off highlighting]

I have a bar chart that I've created from a datasource.  When I mouse over a series, after a bit of time, all values not in the series dim.  I assumed this could be turned off by

  Chart1.Highlight.Dimmed = false;   Chart1.Highlight.Enabled = false;

 But, it doesn't seem to have an effect.  How do you turn this off?

 

Thanks,

 

-Darin 

[& in a label causes an error]

Hi,

I have the following pseudocode which is throwing an error:

  string sql = "some sql";

  DataTable dt = DataLayer.GetSqlDt(sql);

  Chart1.DataSourceSettings.Fields.Add(new FieldMap("PRODUCT_FAMILY", FieldUsage.Label));

  Chart1.DataSourceSettings.Fields.Add(new FieldMap(dt.Columns[0].ColumnName, FieldUsage.Value));

  Chart1.DataSourceSettings.Fields.Add(new FieldMap(dt.Columns[1].ColumnName, FieldUsage.Value));

  Chart1.DataSource = dt;

  // The current implementation of Silverlight Writer does not support artistic borders

  Chart1.Border = new SimpleBorder();

  // Note that the Renderer has been set to Silverlight using the code below but it can

  // be also set at design-time

  Chart1.OutputWriter = new SilverlightWriter();

One of the "PRODUCT_FAMILY" rows has the following data =  <PRODUCT_FAMILY>LL & BACKHOES</PRODUCT_FAMILY>

The resulting XAML is

<TextBlock Text="LL & BACKHOES" Canvas.Left="278.7413" Canvas.Top="208.375" FontFamily="Arial" FontSize="10.66667" Foreground="#000000">

Notice that the & is no longer encoded.  This throws an error.

 

 

[OLAP & Silverlight?]

We could create our own interactivity though, correct? 

 For example, in Silverlight, I should be able to "find" the uniquely named objects (ellipses, I believe).  Then I could add events to the mouseover to create a multiselect capability, right?

[OLAP & Silverlight?]

Are the OLAP charts going to be usable through silverlight too?