Hello, If you are associating an image with the start panel axes (before zoom) then I assume that you have already checked that the default coordination between image and x,y chart coordinates is correct. For that to coordinate correctly after zoom I suggest that you set it up in the following way: ...

...one point to add. I described how to make the icon visible or not according to mousemove location. That may have missed the point a little. To actuate a link or "further process" when clicking in the zone, use the mousedown event and confirm that the boolean "zoneTrue" is active to actuate or not...

Hello, You can render an image in this way: private void tChart1_AfterDraw(object sender, Steema.TeeChart.Drawing.Graphics3D g) { Image myIcon = Image.FromFile(@"D:\Data\TCoherence\Publicity\icons\myIcon.png"); g.Draw(100, 100, myIcon); } Calculate the location as you require. To align it correctly ...

Thanks for the feedback/suggestion, we'll review the proposal.

Regards,
Marc

We choose version 7. It's the version going forward.

Greetings, With respect to the request to remove support for a package titled as Beta, SixLabors ImageSharp, we understand the requirement and propose this optional solution: To create a standalone TeeChart WPF Nuget that does not include the dependency. The currently active TeeChart Nugets will con...

Hello Lukas, A question whilst we study options. If we split TeeChart.Server.dll from the core Nuget, can we be sure that would that resolve the beta-dependency issue you comment on? ie. Is it correct to assume that you are working on a different platform (eg. Winform or WPF)? With thanks. Regards, ...

Hello, You can draw it via rectangles, index positioning the rectangles and use the fillbrush from each Series (or point) to which the legend item is related. I recommend using Chart relative positions not absolute positions, to locate the Legend. There are some examples (without the coloured rectan...

Hello,

Yes, depending on what you set it for. A series will take it:

eg.
Chart1.series.items[0].cursor = "e-resize"; // ..or... "move"; //"n-resize"; //"default";

Regards,
Marc

Hello,

Yes, the latest npm update, v3.0.1, https://www.npmjs.com/package/TeeChart, includes the modification.

Use via: Regards,
Marc

See: https://www.steema.com/support/viewtopi ... 891#p79550

Hello,

The standard angular example has been modified. The location has changed to:

https://gitlab.com/steema/teechartjs/-/ ... ns/angular
The demo includes code for mouse movement and custom output to the canvas.

Regards,
Marc Meumann

Hello,

This example (mousedown-drag line draw) includes code that I think is relevant to what you want:

https://www.steema.com/files/public/tee ... /lines.htm

I'll have a look to porting some elements over to the angular example,

Regards,
Marc Meumann

Hello,

I've added an option in the combo here, custom3:

https://www.steema.com/files/public/tee ... tetime.htm

code:
Regards,
Marc

Hello, This is normally achieved by using the series.colorEach property but that influences the colour of line-pointers (when visible) and not the line itself, We are modifying the TeeChart code to include colorEach for the line segments themselves. Ref: https://www.steema.com/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=2...