New ASP.NET Charting Control
New ASP.NET Charting Control
Microsoft released a new ASP.NET Charting Control recently. It looks very promising:
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/ ... ot-gt.aspx
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/ ... ot-gt.aspx
New ASP.NET Charting Control
Thanks for the link, looks good!
Will you try this?
Will you try this?
New ASP.NET Charting Control
Yes, in the future somewhere, when a day has 48 hours.
Or maybe a bit earlier[:)]
Or maybe a bit earlier[:)]
New ASP.NET Charting Control
The future begins today.[:)]
First need to update VS2008 to SP1, also .NET FW 3.5, documentation is nearly 6MB CHM file, so this can take a while...
But since i had plans for a new page with charts i thought why not give it a try right now.[:p]
First need to update VS2008 to SP1, also .NET FW 3.5, documentation is nearly 6MB CHM file, so this can take a while...
But since i had plans for a new page with charts i thought why not give it a try right now.[:p]
New ASP.NET Charting Control
First impression: i'm impressed!
New ASP.NET Charting Control
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Yes, in the future somewhere, when a day has 48 hours.<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></font id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">I have the same problem.
I upgraded from VS2005 to VS2008 SP1 and had a little play with the samples. 1st impressions are also very good.
Now I just need some of those 48 hour days to learn it and and compare with ChartDirector.[:)]
Paul..
I upgraded from VS2005 to VS2008 SP1 and had a little play with the samples. 1st impressions are also very good.
Now I just need some of those 48 hour days to learn it and and compare with ChartDirector.[:)]
Paul..
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New ASP.NET Charting Control
chartdirector works on other platforms too..
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New ASP.NET Charting Control
I'll try and see if i can put the samples on my website soon, so anyone who's interested can have a look and decide if it's worth the investment (in time i mean: i had to wait 1.5 hours for everything to be up to date [:(] (VS2008 and .NET FW)).
New ASP.NET Charting Control
Has anybody looked at the <b>Google Chart API</b>? (http://code.google.com/apis/chart/) . Looks very promising!
You can generate some nice looking charts with simple URL calls. Learning curve is not so steep, documentation is comprehensive and easy to understand.
Regards,
Flexer
You can generate some nice looking charts with simple URL calls. Learning curve is not so steep, documentation is comprehensive and easy to understand.
Regards,
Flexer
New ASP.NET Charting Control
http://www.hekkers.net/WebSamples/default.aspx
85-90% of the pages work, some not cause i don't have Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 installed on the machine.
But still a lot of examples, code behind, realtime user customization etc.
85-90% of the pages work, some not cause i don't have Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 installed on the machine.
But still a lot of examples, code behind, realtime user customization etc.
New ASP.NET Charting Control
Is the Google Charts not for download available, so I can easy use it in VB.net
I'm looking for this chart http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht= ... 040,FF0000
I'm looking for this chart http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht= ... 040,FF0000
New ASP.NET Charting Control
Google Chart API only supports URL.
That shouldn't be hard from VB.NET.
However i wonder what happens if there is >2k data is involved.
That shouldn't be hard from VB.NET.
However i wonder what happens if there is >2k data is involved.
New ASP.NET Charting Control
I'd like to use it stand alone, so it Will always work. Also when there is no internet connection.
Or does someone found a free same look a like control for vb.net. I saw the xanura has also a picture of it on their website.
Or does someone found a free same look a like control for vb.net. I saw the xanura has also a picture of it on their website.