Software FX Posted January 4, 2000 Report Share Posted January 4, 2000 1] X-Axis formatting: IIS does not recognize the constants defined inside an ASP component (like COD_VALUES, AREA, etc.). In order to use these constants you need to follow one of these approaches - Include the INC file provided by ChartFX as follows <!-- #include virtual="/IncludeFiles/CfxIE.inc" --> Where IncludeFiles will typically be a virtual directory that points to a folder where the include files are located - Copy and paste the definitions of the constants you need from the INC file, e.g. Const COD_VALUES = 1 Const AREA = 6 - Use the numerical values instead of the constant names, you can see these values in the INC file or the Help file. e.g. ' COD_VALUES = 1 ChartFX.OpenDataEx 1,3,10 2] Viewing the total chart: Chart.Style = Chart.Style AND NOT CS_SCROLLABLE 3] Setting Chart type: See 1] Regards, Juan Cegarra Software FX, Inc. http://support.softwarefx.com -----Original Message----- From: Ravi Madhira [ mailto:rmadhira@even.tamuk.edu] Posted At: Saturday, January 01, 2000 7:50 PM Posted To: Server Conversation: X-Axis formatting. Legend Orentation Subject: X-Axis formatting. Legend Orentation Hi, I need some help in customize ChartfxIE 3.5 1] X-Axis formatting: My X-axis has large number of points and I am not able to view the legend in the vertical format even after using the following code, the font and bottom gap are changing to the specified values but the style is not changing. Chart1.XLegFont.Size = 6 Chart1.LegStyle = Chart1.legstyle or CL_VERTXLEG or CL_SINGLELINE Chart1.BottomGap = 150 2] Viewing the total chart: My chart has about 60 points and to see the total trend I need to scroll, is it possible to plot the grap showing all points in a single window (so that I need not scroll to view all the points). 3] Setting Chart type: I not able to set the charts to a particular type, I have used the following code to set it to line chart CHART1.ChartType = LINES but ChartFX fails to recognise the command. Thanks Ravi Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted January 4, 2000 Author Report Share Posted January 4, 2000 1] X-Axis formatting: IIS does not recognize the constants defined inside an ASP component (like COD_VALUES, AREA, etc.). In order to use these constants you need to follow one of these approaches - Include the INC file provided by ChartFX as follows <!-- #include virtual="/IncludeFiles/CfxIE.inc" --> Where IncludeFiles will typically be a virtual directory that points to a folder where the include files are located - Copy and paste the definitions of the constants you need from the INC file, e.g. Const COD_VALUES = 1 Const AREA = 6 - Use the numerical values instead of the constant names, you can see these values in the INC file or the Help file. e.g. ' COD_VALUES = 1 ChartFX.OpenDataEx 1,3,10 2] Viewing the total chart: Chart.Style = Chart.Style AND NOT CS_SCROLLABLE 3] Setting Chart type: See 1] Regards, Juan Cegarra Software FX, Inc. http://support.softwarefx.com -----Original Message----- From: Ravi Madhira [ mailto:rmadhira@even.tamuk.edu] Posted At: Saturday, January 01, 2000 7:50 PM Posted To: Server Conversation: X-Axis formatting. Legend Orentation Subject: X-Axis formatting. Legend Orentation Hi, I need some help in customize ChartfxIE 3.5 1] X-Axis formatting: My X-axis has large number of points and I am not able to view the legend in the vertical format even after using the following code, the font and bottom gap are changing to the specified values but the style is not changing. Chart1.XLegFont.Size = 6 Chart1.LegStyle = Chart1.legstyle or CL_VERTXLEG or CL_SINGLELINE Chart1.BottomGap = 150 2] Viewing the total chart: My chart has about 60 points and to see the total trend I need to scroll, is it possible to plot the grap showing all points in a single window (so that I need not scroll to view all the points). 3] Setting Chart type: I not able to set the charts to a particular type, I have used the following code to set it to line chart CHART1.ChartType = LINES but ChartFX fails to recognise the command. Thanks Ravi Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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