Hello,

I'm using the latest, publicly available version of TeeChart, 4.1.2015.03110, but I don't seem to be able to reproduce the issue. Here is a video of my attempt to do so:

http://screencast.com/t/8xaJ1Hgn7

am I not following the correct steps?

Hi, I tried your sample code, but the result is not satisfactory. It still lags on large sample values (I checked the same on 1000 data points). Please help us in the same asap. If you are using 1000 points in each series then you will need to use Downsampling, as shown in the features demo (%Progr...

Quant wrote:Please find attached sample code of vertical line alignment.

Vertical Line.zip

I think this issue is identical to the one you posted here, and so the solution to it is the one I posted in that thread.

We are seeing lag in the attached sample application also. I am very surprised that you didn't get any lag in our attached sample application. It gets lagged while dragging mouse cursor. The lag can be significantly reduced by using code such as: public partial class Form1 : Form { bool isCursorToo...

If there's another way of doing what I want to achieve, please feel free to comment. One suggestion would be the use of Annotation tools, e.g. Steema.TeeChart.Silverlight.Styles.Bar series = new Bar(); Annotation annotation1, annotation2, annotation3; private void InitializeChart() { tChart1.Aspect...

Hello, You can try something like this: private void InitializeChart() { tChart1.Aspect.View3D = false; tChart1.Legend.Visible = false; Gantt gantt = new Gantt(); gantt.Marks.Visible = true; gantt.Add(DateTime.Now.AddDays(-4), DateTime.Now.AddDays(-2), 2, "P1"); gantt.Add(DateTime.Now.AddDays(0), Da...

Hello, There are several ways to control axis labelling, two of which are shown here: FastLine series1 = new FastLine(); private void InitializeChart() { tChart1.Aspect.View3D = false; tChart1.Series.Add(series1); series1.VertAxis = VerticalAxis.Right; Random rnd = new Random(); for (int i = 0; i < ...

Hello, The issue here is the capacity to save data between page calls. The TeeChartForNET ASP.NET demo under: %Program Files%\Steema Software\Steema TeeChart for .NET 2015 4.1.2015.03110\Examples\TeeChartForNET gives you several examples of how to do this, specifically in the pages: %Program Files%\...

Steema is very pleased to announce a new maintenance release of v2015 of TeeChart for .NET! All licence holders of TeeChart for .NET can now access this new release via the URL below. A new full release binary installer is now available from Steema's Customer Download pages accessible via: http://ww...

Alex,

Would you be so kind as to point me to some images or a video which can help me visualize this issue? I'm afraid I'm having a hard time understanding exactly what your problem is at the moment!

Quant, One way to achieve this which enables you to see what is going on is this: ToolBarButton[] buttons = commander.Buttons; List<ToolBarButton> newButtons = new List<ToolBarButton>(); foreach (ToolBarButton button in buttons) { if (!((string)button.Tag).Contains("Zoom") && !((string)button.Tag).C...

Quant, You can achieve this by fixing the annotation position to the position of one of the series points, e.g. Points series = new Points(); Steema.TeeChart.Tools.Annotation tAnnotation = new Steema.TeeChart.Tools.Annotation(); private void InitializeChart() { tChart1.Aspect.View3D = false; tChart1...

Dear Steema, We are evaluating Teechart web version and found online demo http://www.steema.cat/TeeChartForNET/index.aspx The above link of demo is not complete as windows demo. I also found that the the control is rendering image in browser which is not interactive. Do you have any specific questi...

Attached the screen-shot of the same. May I Know how to give nice margins and axis title with custom axis? Of course. You can use the Labels.CustomSize and the Panel.MarginLeft, as shown below: FastLine series1 = new FastLine(); Axis axis = new Axis(); private void InitializeChart() { tChart1.Aspec...

Hello! There are two methods - either set one of the series to the right axis, or use a custom axis - both of these are shown in the code below: FastLine series1 = new FastLine(); FastLine series2 = new FastLine(); private void InitializeChart() { tChart1.Aspect.View3D = false; tChart1.Series.Add(se...