User (Legacy) Posted June 3, 2002 Report Share Posted June 3, 2002 Hello! A while back I am sure I saw an example somewhere of creating a chart with HTML, setting some properties using the PARAM tag method, and others using ASP. Has anyone else seen this or can point me in the right direction? I am trying to produce a generic chart producing application. Using HTML's PARAM tag is the best way to set up the parameters, but I want to place information in the chart using ASP. I saw a similar post ages ago by Paul Saxton, but did not look at it then because I didi not need to. Now when I do, I find that his post has gone!! My chart would be created with code like that below <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" TYPE="application/x-oleobject" WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> <PARAM NAME="InLineData" VALUE="Series"> <PARAM NAME="S0" VALUE="20,40,50"> <PARAM NAME="S1" VALUE="10,8,7"> <PARAM NAME="Axis(1).Min" VALUE="-5"> <PARAM NAME="Axis(0).Min" VALUE="-5"> <PARAM NAME="Axis(2).Min" VALUE="-5"> </OBJECT> How do I further modify Chart1 with ASP? Cheers Eric Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted June 4, 2002 Report Share Posted June 4, 2002 The chart will be on the client so you cannot "script" it with ASP, what you could do is mix the PARAM tags with ASP code so that the ASP code generate other PARAM tags when necessary. I personally think that if you are using ASP it is easier to create the chart on the server and script it there, it will be much easier to set properties at the server than to generate PARAM tags for the client to consume, also by creating the chart at the server you can switch to image generation (if needed). We do not remove postings from our newsgroups, to get them back you may want to try the following - Right click the newsgroup and select "Properties" - "Local File" - Click the reset button - Click on a different newsgroup and then click the newsgroup, you may have hit the headers button a couple of times because OE will download 300 headers at a time. In my machine this has always fixed this problem. -- Regards JC Software FX Support "Eric Harris" <ericblahdeblah@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:GykPrY1CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > Hello! > > A while back I am sure I saw an example somewhere of creating a chart with > HTML, setting some properties using the PARAM tag method, and others using > ASP. Has anyone else seen this or can point me in the right direction? > > I am trying to produce a generic chart producing application. Using HTML's > PARAM tag is the best way to set up the parameters, but I want to place > information in the chart using ASP. > > I saw a similar post ages ago by Paul Saxton, but did not look at it then > because I didi not need to. Now when I do, I find that his post has gone!! > > My chart would be created with code like that below > > <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" > TYPE="application/x-oleobject" > WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" > CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> > <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> > <PARAM NAME="InLineData" VALUE="Series"> > <PARAM NAME="S0" VALUE="20,40,50"> > <PARAM NAME="S1" VALUE="10,8,7"> > <PARAM NAME="Axis(1).Min" VALUE="-5"> > <PARAM NAME="Axis(0).Min" VALUE="-5"> > <PARAM NAME="Axis(2).Min" VALUE="-5"> > </OBJECT> > > How do I further modify Chart1 with ASP? > > Cheers > > Eric > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted June 4, 2002 Author Report Share Posted June 4, 2002 Hello! I have to use the param tags because different charts will have different properties to set. I will still be generating the charts using ASP, something like FOR Each Property DO Response.write("PROPERTY=""Title"" VALUE=""Title"") Or whatever the syntax is. I have found an example of doing something very similar to what I need to do in your help file. However, it does not work Supplying dynamic data using VBScript. Chart FX can also receive the data to be charted using VBScript (or JavaScript). You can use VBScript to supply the data as follows <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" TYPE="application/x-oleobject" WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> </OBJECT> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBS"> SUB Window_OnLoad Chart1.OpenDataEx 1,2,4 ' First series (set of data) Chart1.ThisSeries = 0 Chart1.Value(0) = 20.5 Chart1.Value(1) = 16 Chart1.Value(2) = 30 Chart1.Value(3) = 12.4 ' First series (set of data) Chart1.ThisSeries = 1 Chart1.Value(0) = 32 Chart1.Value(1) = 16.2 Chart1.Value(2) = 17 Chart1.Value(3) = 19 Chart1.CloseData 1 END SUB </SCRIPT> I pasted the code above into an empy file, and ran it. The data is not put in the chart. I have done as you suggested I can download see the headers for 2 posts he made on the 13/04/2002 but Outlook Express says that the message is unavailable on the server. Please can you give me either a code snippet of creating a chart using the HTML method above, <OBJECT.............> and providing data to the chart using ASP, or a code snippet to illustrate your idea of mixing the PARAM tags with ASP code Cheers Eric "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message news:X8vVGV9CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > The chart will be on the client so you cannot "script" it with ASP, what you > could do is mix the PARAM tags with ASP code so that the ASP code generate > other PARAM tags when necessary. I personally think that if you are using > ASP it is easier to create the chart on the server and script it there, it > will be much easier to set properties at the server than to generate PARAM > tags for the client to consume, also by creating the chart at the server you > can switch to image generation (if needed). > > We do not remove postings from our newsgroups, to get them back you may want > to try the following > > - Right click the newsgroup and select "Properties" - "Local File" > - Click the reset button > - Click on a different newsgroup and then click the newsgroup, you may have > hit the headers button a couple of times because OE > will download 300 headers at a time. > > In my machine this has always fixed this problem. > > -- > Regards > > JC > Software FX Support > > "Eric Harris" <ericblahdeblah@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:GykPrY1CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > > Hello! > > > > A while back I am sure I saw an example somewhere of creating a chart with > > HTML, setting some properties using the PARAM tag method, and others using > > ASP. Has anyone else seen this or can point me in the right direction? > > > > I am trying to produce a generic chart producing application. Using > HTML's > > PARAM tag is the best way to set up the parameters, but I want to place > > information in the chart using ASP. > > > > I saw a similar post ages ago by Paul Saxton, but did not look at it then > > because I didi not need to. Now when I do, I find that his post has > gone!! > > > > My chart would be created with code like that below > > > > <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" > > TYPE="application/x-oleobject" > > WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" > > CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> > > <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> > > <PARAM NAME="InLineData" VALUE="Series"> > > <PARAM NAME="S0" VALUE="20,40,50"> > > <PARAM NAME="S1" VALUE="10,8,7"> > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(1).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(0).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(2).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > </OBJECT> > > > > How do I further modify Chart1 with ASP? > > > > Cheers > > > > Eric > > > > > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted June 5, 2002 Author Report Share Posted June 5, 2002 PLEASE reply! My deadline is getting very close and the whole project is dependant on being able to set properties of the chart using the PARAM tags and supplying data using ASP or VBScript "Eric Harris" <ericblahdeblah@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:4ZA$gM$CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > Hello! > > I have to use the param tags because different charts will have different > properties to set. I will still be generating the charts using ASP, > something like > > FOR Each Property DO > Response.write("PROPERTY=""Title"" VALUE=""Title"") > > Or whatever the syntax is. > > I have found an example of doing something very similar to what I need to do > in your help file. However, it does not work > > Supplying dynamic data using VBScript. > Chart FX can also receive the data to be charted using VBScript (or > JavaScript). You can use VBScript to supply the data as follows > > <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" > TYPE="application/x-oleobject" > WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" > CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> > <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> > </OBJECT> > > <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBS"> > SUB Window_OnLoad > Chart1.OpenDataEx 1,2,4 > ' First series (set of data) > Chart1.ThisSeries = 0 > Chart1.Value(0) = 20.5 > Chart1.Value(1) = 16 > Chart1.Value(2) = 30 > Chart1.Value(3) = 12.4 > > ' First series (set of data) > > Chart1.ThisSeries = 1 > Chart1.Value(0) = 32 > Chart1.Value(1) = 16.2 > Chart1.Value(2) = 17 > Chart1.Value(3) = 19 > Chart1.CloseData 1 > END SUB > </SCRIPT> > > I pasted the code above into an empy file, and ran it. The data is not put > in the chart. > > I have done as you suggested I can download see the headers for 2 posts he > made on the 13/04/2002 but Outlook Express says that the message is > unavailable on the server. > > Please can you give me either a code snippet of creating a chart using the > HTML method above, <OBJECT.............> and providing data to the chart > using ASP, or a code snippet to illustrate your idea of mixing the PARAM > tags with ASP code > > Cheers > > Eric > > "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message > news:X8vVGV9CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > > The chart will be on the client so you cannot "script" it with ASP, what > you > > could do is mix the PARAM tags with ASP code so that the ASP code generate > > other PARAM tags when necessary. I personally think that if you are using > > ASP it is easier to create the chart on the server and script it there, it > > will be much easier to set properties at the server than to generate PARAM > > tags for the client to consume, also by creating the chart at the server > you > > can switch to image generation (if needed). > > > > We do not remove postings from our newsgroups, to get them back you may > want > > to try the following > > > > - Right click the newsgroup and select "Properties" - "Local File" > > - Click the reset button > > - Click on a different newsgroup and then click the newsgroup, you may > have > > hit the headers button a couple of times because OE > > will download 300 headers at a time. > > > > In my machine this has always fixed this problem. > > > > -- > > Regards > > > > JC > > Software FX Support > > > > "Eric Harris" <ericblahdeblah@hotmail.com> wrote in message > > news:GykPrY1CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > > > Hello! > > > > > > A while back I am sure I saw an example somewhere of creating a chart > with > > > HTML, setting some properties using the PARAM tag method, and others > using > > > ASP. Has anyone else seen this or can point me in the right direction? > > > > > > I am trying to produce a generic chart producing application. Using > > HTML's > > > PARAM tag is the best way to set up the parameters, but I want to place > > > information in the chart using ASP. > > > > > > I saw a similar post ages ago by Paul Saxton, but did not look at it > then > > > because I didi not need to. Now when I do, I find that his post has > > gone!! > > > > > > My chart would be created with code like that below > > > > > > <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" > > > TYPE="application/x-oleobject" > > > WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" > > > CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> > > > <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> > > > <PARAM NAME="InLineData" VALUE="Series"> > > > <PARAM NAME="S0" VALUE="20,40,50"> > > > <PARAM NAME="S1" VALUE="10,8,7"> > > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(1).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(0).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(2).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > > </OBJECT> > > > > > > How do I further modify Chart1 with ASP? > > > > > > Cheers > > > > > > Eric > > > > > > > > > > > > Attachments.zip Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted June 5, 2002 Report Share Posted June 5, 2002 >> I have to use the param tags because different charts will have different properties to set. I am not sure I understand that. You can have an ASP that does this if (Something is true) chart.Gallery = BAR chart.OpenDataEx ... else chart.Gallery = LINES chart.OpenDataEx end if Your code can generate different charts and all you have to do is use our API. The only reason we support PARAM tags is to support Unix (and other Operating Sytems) where you cannot use our server component Note that when you are saying ASP you really seem to be saying Client Code since the code you posted does not have any ASP (server side) code. I tested the following HTML page with Client Code and it worked fine <HTML> <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" TYPE="application/x-oleobject" WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> </OBJECT> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBS"> SUB Window_OnLoad Chart1.OpenDataEx 1,2,4 ' First series (set of data) Chart1.ValueEx(0,0) = 20.5 Chart1.ValueEx(0,1) = 16 Chart1.ValueEx(0,2) = 30 Chart1.ValueEx(0,3) = 12.4 Chart1.ValueEx(1,0) = 32 Chart1.ValueEx(1,1) = 16.2 Chart1.ValueEx(1,2) = 17 Chart1.ValueEx(1,3) = 19 Chart1.CloseData 1 END SUB </SCRIPT> </HTML> -- Regards JC Software FX Support "Eric Harris" <ericblahdeblah@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:4ZA$gM$CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > Hello! > > I have to use the param tags because different charts will have different > properties to set. I will still be generating the charts using ASP, > something like > > FOR Each Property DO > Response.write("PROPERTY=""Title"" VALUE=""Title"") > > Or whatever the syntax is. > > I have found an example of doing something very similar to what I need to do > in your help file. However, it does not work > > Supplying dynamic data using VBScript. > Chart FX can also receive the data to be charted using VBScript (or > JavaScript). You can use VBScript to supply the data as follows > > <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" > TYPE="application/x-oleobject" > WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" > CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> > <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> > </OBJECT> > > <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBS"> > SUB Window_OnLoad > Chart1.OpenDataEx 1,2,4 > ' First series (set of data) > Chart1.ThisSeries = 0 > Chart1.Value(0) = 20.5 > Chart1.Value(1) = 16 > Chart1.Value(2) = 30 > Chart1.Value(3) = 12.4 > > ' First series (set of data) > > Chart1.ThisSeries = 1 > Chart1.Value(0) = 32 > Chart1.Value(1) = 16.2 > Chart1.Value(2) = 17 > Chart1.Value(3) = 19 > Chart1.CloseData 1 > END SUB > </SCRIPT> > > I pasted the code above into an empy file, and ran it. The data is not put > in the chart. > > I have done as you suggested I can download see the headers for 2 posts he > made on the 13/04/2002 but Outlook Express says that the message is > unavailable on the server. > > Please can you give me either a code snippet of creating a chart using the > HTML method above, <OBJECT.............> and providing data to the chart > using ASP, or a code snippet to illustrate your idea of mixing the PARAM > tags with ASP code > > Cheers > > Eric > > "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message > news:X8vVGV9CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > > The chart will be on the client so you cannot "script" it with ASP, what > you > > could do is mix the PARAM tags with ASP code so that the ASP code generate > > other PARAM tags when necessary. I personally think that if you are using > > ASP it is easier to create the chart on the server and script it there, it > > will be much easier to set properties at the server than to generate PARAM > > tags for the client to consume, also by creating the chart at the server > you > > can switch to image generation (if needed). > > > > We do not remove postings from our newsgroups, to get them back you may > want > > to try the following > > > > - Right click the newsgroup and select "Properties" - "Local File" > > - Click the reset button > > - Click on a different newsgroup and then click the newsgroup, you may > have > > hit the headers button a couple of times because OE > > will download 300 headers at a time. > > > > In my machine this has always fixed this problem. > > > > -- > > Regards > > > > JC > > Software FX Support > > > > "Eric Harris" <ericblahdeblah@hotmail.com> wrote in message > > news:GykPrY1CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > > > Hello! > > > > > > A while back I am sure I saw an example somewhere of creating a chart > with > > > HTML, setting some properties using the PARAM tag method, and others > using > > > ASP. Has anyone else seen this or can point me in the right direction? > > > > > > I am trying to produce a generic chart producing application. Using > > HTML's > > > PARAM tag is the best way to set up the parameters, but I want to place > > > information in the chart using ASP. > > > > > > I saw a similar post ages ago by Paul Saxton, but did not look at it > then > > > because I didi not need to. Now when I do, I find that his post has > > gone!! > > > > > > My chart would be created with code like that below > > > > > > <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" > > > TYPE="application/x-oleobject" > > > WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" > > > CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> > > > <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> > > > <PARAM NAME="InLineData" VALUE="Series"> > > > <PARAM NAME="S0" VALUE="20,40,50"> > > > <PARAM NAME="S1" VALUE="10,8,7"> > > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(1).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(0).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(2).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > > </OBJECT> > > > > > > How do I further modify Chart1 with ASP? > > > > > > Cheers > > > > > > Eric > > > > > > > > > > > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted June 6, 2002 Author Report Share Posted June 6, 2002 Hello! I think I need to go into more detail about my situation. I have produced an application that allows a user to produce any chart based on any data. Basically, a very generic application. The user adds properties to the chart such as Title(1) and sets the values for each of these properties in the application. I then get all of the properties from the underlying database and I want to set them using the PARAM tag. I have to use the PARAM tag to set the properties because on one chart, the user may only set the Title(1) property, and on another chat they may set more properties. So I cannot use the API in this situation because it would take too long. All I need to do with the PARAM tag is to loop through all of the properties they have set for the chart and do Response.write("<PARAM NAME="Name" VALUE="Whatever">. This approach means that no more work is being done than required. However, I need to provide data to the chart using a VB array. Does this help you to understand my situation? Can you provide any code snippets that you think may help me? I cannot test the code you provide below at the moment, will do that later. Thanks Eric "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message news:M7HvFQODCHA.2452@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > >> I have to use the param tags because different charts will have different > properties to set. > > I am not sure I understand that. You can have an ASP that does this > > if (Something is true) > chart.Gallery = BAR > chart.OpenDataEx ... > else > chart.Gallery = LINES > chart.OpenDataEx > end if > > Your code can generate different charts and all you have to do is use our > API. > The only reason we support PARAM tags is to support Unix (and other > Operating Sytems) where you cannot use our server component > > Note that when you are saying ASP you really seem to be saying Client Code > since the code you posted does not have any ASP (server side) code. > > I tested the following HTML page with Client Code and it worked fine > > <HTML> > <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" > TYPE="application/x-oleobject" > WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" > CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> > <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> > </OBJECT> > > <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBS"> > SUB Window_OnLoad > Chart1.OpenDataEx 1,2,4 > ' First series (set of data) > Chart1.ValueEx(0,0) = 20.5 > Chart1.ValueEx(0,1) = 16 > Chart1.ValueEx(0,2) = 30 > Chart1.ValueEx(0,3) = 12.4 > > Chart1.ValueEx(1,0) = 32 > Chart1.ValueEx(1,1) = 16.2 > Chart1.ValueEx(1,2) = 17 > Chart1.ValueEx(1,3) = 19 > Chart1.CloseData 1 > END SUB > </SCRIPT> > </HTML> > > -- > Regards > > JC > Software FX Support > > "Eric Harris" <ericblahdeblah@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:4ZA$gM$CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > > Hello! > > > > I have to use the param tags because different charts will have different > > properties to set. I will still be generating the charts using ASP, > > something like > > > > FOR Each Property DO > > Response.write("PROPERTY=""Title"" VALUE=""Title"") > > > > Or whatever the syntax is. > > > > I have found an example of doing something very similar to what I need to > do > > in your help file. However, it does not work > > > > Supplying dynamic data using VBScript. > > Chart FX can also receive the data to be charted using VBScript (or > > JavaScript). You can use VBScript to supply the data as follows > > > > <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" > > TYPE="application/x-oleobject" > > WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" > > CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> > > <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> > > </OBJECT> > > > > <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBS"> > > SUB Window_OnLoad > > Chart1.OpenDataEx 1,2,4 > > ' First series (set of data) > > Chart1.ThisSeries = 0 > > Chart1.Value(0) = 20.5 > > Chart1.Value(1) = 16 > > Chart1.Value(2) = 30 > > Chart1.Value(3) = 12.4 > > > > ' First series (set of data) > > > > Chart1.ThisSeries = 1 > > Chart1.Value(0) = 32 > > Chart1.Value(1) = 16.2 > > Chart1.Value(2) = 17 > > Chart1.Value(3) = 19 > > Chart1.CloseData 1 > > END SUB > > </SCRIPT> > > > > I pasted the code above into an empy file, and ran it. The data is not > put > > in the chart. > > > > I have done as you suggested I can download see the headers for 2 posts he > > made on the 13/04/2002 but Outlook Express says that the message is > > unavailable on the server. > > > > Please can you give me either a code snippet of creating a chart using the > > HTML method above, <OBJECT.............> and providing data to the chart > > using ASP, or a code snippet to illustrate your idea of mixing the PARAM > > tags with ASP code > > > > Cheers > > > > Eric > > > > "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message > > news:X8vVGV9CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > > > The chart will be on the client so you cannot "script" it with ASP, what > > you > > > could do is mix the PARAM tags with ASP code so that the ASP code > generate > > > other PARAM tags when necessary. I personally think that if you are > using > > > ASP it is easier to create the chart on the server and script it there, > it > > > will be much easier to set properties at the server than to generate > PARAM > > > tags for the client to consume, also by creating the chart at the server > > you > > > can switch to image generation (if needed). > > > > > > We do not remove postings from our newsgroups, to get them back you may > > want > > > to try the following > > > > > > - Right click the newsgroup and select "Properties" - "Local File" > > > - Click the reset button > > > - Click on a different newsgroup and then click the newsgroup, you may > > have > > > hit the headers button a couple of times because OE > > > will download 300 headers at a time. > > > > > > In my machine this has always fixed this problem. > > > > > > -- > > > Regards > > > > > > JC > > > Software FX Support > > > > > > "Eric Harris" <ericblahdeblah@hotmail.com> wrote in message > > > news:GykPrY1CCHA.1724@webserver1.softwarefx.com... > > > > Hello! > > > > > > > > A while back I am sure I saw an example somewhere of creating a chart > > with > > > > HTML, setting some properties using the PARAM tag method, and others > > using > > > > ASP. Has anyone else seen this or can point me in the right > direction? > > > > > > > > I am trying to produce a generic chart producing application. Using > > > HTML's > > > > PARAM tag is the best way to set up the parameters, but I want to > place > > > > information in the chart using ASP. > > > > > > > > I saw a similar post ages ago by Paul Saxton, but did not look at it > > then > > > > because I didi not need to. Now when I do, I find that his post has > > > gone!! > > > > > > > > My chart would be created with code like that below > > > > > > > > <OBJECT CLASSID="CLSID:21F49842-BFA9-11d2-A89C-00104B62BDDA" > > > > TYPE="application/x-oleobject" > > > > WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="350" ID="Chart1" > > > > CODEBASE=/download/CfxIEAx.cab#Version=4,4,11,3> > > > > <PARAM NAME="LICENSE" VALUE="/license/CfxIE.lic"> > > > > <PARAM NAME="InLineData" VALUE="Series"> > > > > <PARAM NAME="S0" VALUE="20,40,50"> > > > > <PARAM NAME="S1" VALUE="10,8,7"> > > > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(1).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(0).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > > > <PARAM NAME="Axis(2).Min" VALUE="-5"> > > > > </OBJECT> > > > > > > > > How do I further modify Chart1 with ASP? > > > > > > > > Cheers > > > > > > > > Eric > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Attachments.zip Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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