Scott Turner

I am using a datetime field as the x-axis coordinate. When viewing the x-axis in the designer, I am getting the dates formatted in the mm/dd/yyyy format. When I run the chart, however, I am getting 0 thru 100 as the x-axis labels. Changing the XAxis.LabelsFormat.CustomFormat property to mm/dd/yyyy displays correctly in the designer, but when run in production, displays the text "mm/dd/yyyy" as the x-axis label. Any idea's? Scott.

Thanks again for the advice. It is possible to write ASP .NET applications without using .AXD files. For the most part, asp does not automatically create them. The only time I got an AXD file in ASP was when I created a postback event on a text fields onchange event. This created four axd files. We just had to be careful with our post backs. Thanks again, we opened the firewall to allow your axd files to pass thru. Scott.

Thanks for your prompt response Frank. We had a problem with bloated axd files impairing our bandwidth while using the Microsoft's ajax toolkit. We have implemented an web application firewall which notifies us when an axd file is created. We will need to modify this IHTTPModule to permit the file to be downloaded to the client. It would be nice if we did not have to do this. Thanks, Scott.

We do not use axd files in our web site. (We use ajax functionality manually.) Is it possible to eliminate the webresources.axd file from the charting tool?