User (Legacy) Posted November 7, 2001 Report Share Posted November 7, 2001 I need to save (server-side) datas and properties of a graph made in the Client Applet I know that the applet can't return modified data to server. 1. This will be a good think in future release (At least, a function to copy all properties in the clipboard in a text format (like the one for data)) 2. For know, Is someone find a method to do it ? I find some possibilies: - The user saves his work as a Chart Fx file, and send me back the file using a form so my server can saves it and re-uses it --> That's not really "user-friendly" - I can use VB to find all the properties (data & others properties) and put them in a form --> Too much properties (the only solution will be to limit user possibilities in order to limit the number of properties...) Is someone have another idea ? Philippe France Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted November 14, 2001 Report Share Posted November 14, 2001 We will support this in a future release but at this time I am afraid there is no other way except what you described. -- Regards, JC Software FX, Inc. "Bobis" <contact@knbmedia.com> wrote in message news:KDYSu83ZBHA.1908@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > I need to save (server-side) datas and properties of a graph made in the > Client Applet > > I know that the applet can't return modified data to server. > > 1. This will be a good think in future release (At least, a function to copy > all properties in the clipboard in a text format (like the one for data)) > 2. For know, Is someone find a method to do it ? > > I find some possibilies: > > - The user saves his work as a Chart Fx file, and send me back the file > using a form so my server can saves it and re-uses it > --> That's not really "user-friendly" > > - I can use VB to find all the properties (data & others properties) and put > them in a form > --> Too much properties (the only solution will be to limit user > possibilities in order to limit the number of properties...) > > > Is someone have another idea ? > > Philippe > France > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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