User (Legacy) Posted June 7, 2005 Report Posted June 7, 2005 I have been trying to capture mouse events and have not had any success yet. I have set up my chart using the HTMLTag as .NET and have been able to accomplish everything that I need except for processing mouse events. What I am trying to do is to capture the X point that he is clicking on and to use that value at the server to remove the data before the X point value and rebuild the chart. Any help or suggestions would be great Ron Geger
User (Legacy) Posted June 8, 2005 Author Report Posted June 8, 2005 Ron, I have no answers for you but am in the same boat. I figure if I post the same question, maybe we will get a faster response. Thanks, Chris "Ron Geiger" <rgeiger@autocontrotlech.com> wrote in message news:mQsVkm3aFHA.4092@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >I have been trying to capture mouse events and have not had any success >yet. I have set up my chart using the HTMLTag as .NET and have been able to >accomplish everything that I need except for processing mouse events. What >I am trying to do is to capture the X point that he is clicking on and to >use that value at the server to remove the data before the X point value >and rebuild the chart. > > > Any help or suggestions would be great > > Ron Geger >
Software FX Posted June 8, 2005 Report Posted June 8, 2005 You can capture the Click event Server side and you will handle it through a postback just like the Click event in a button. You can link the event handler at design time just like you do with a button. You will receive a MouseEventArgsX that tells you about the point/series that was clicked. The event will be fired only if you click on a point. Using the .NET client component, you can also capture Mouse Events client side, for information about capturing Client-Side events please refer to: Q7121019. Accessing Chart Events from the Client-Side when generating .NET Client Controls -- Francisco Padron www.chartfx.com
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