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I have a chart with the Olap Extension version 7.0.2424.18088.

RenderFormat is .NET

UseCallbackForEvents (Which is not in any of your documentation) is set to

TRUE

I have an event in the codebehind:

Protected Sub Chart1_Click(ByVal sender as object, byVal e as

ChartFX.WebForms.HitTestEventArgs) Handles Chart1.Click

End Sub

This event never gets hit.

I tried adding Public Event Click as HitTestEventArgs, but it tells me it is

not defined.

What else do I need to do to capture the click event?

Posted

> UseCallbackForEvents (Which is not in any of your documentation) is set to 

> TRUE

UseCallbackForEvents was added after release, it has not been updated in the

docs. Thanks for the heads up !

The .NET Framework needs full trust in order to make any

callbacks-postbacks. Make sure your security settings in the client are set

correctly.

Is the event being fired when UseCallbackForEvents is false ?

> I tried adding Public Event Click as HitTestEventArgs, but it tells me it

> is not defined.

Did you try the fully qualified name ?

Public Event Click as ChartFX.WebForms.HitTestEventArgs

--

Francisco Padron

www.chartfx.com

Posted

I opened a support ticket for this.

"SoftwareFX Support" <noreply@softwarefx.com> wrote in message

news:KstG0LQ2GHA.1852@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

>> UseCallbackForEvents (Which is not in any of your documentation) is set

>> to TRUE

>

> UseCallbackForEvents was added after release, it has not been updated in

> the docs. Thanks for the heads up !

>

> The .NET Framework needs full trust in order to make any

> callbacks-postbacks. Make sure your security settings in the client are

> set correctly.

>

> Is the event being fired when UseCallbackForEvents is false ?

>

>> I tried adding Public Event Click as HitTestEventArgs, but it tells me it

>> is not defined.

>

> Did you try the fully qualified name ?

>

> Public Event Click as ChartFX.WebForms.HitTestEventArgs

>

> --

> Francisco Padron

> www.chartfx.com

>

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