Hello, The following syntax should work ok: m_Chart1.Series(1).SetPointColor(2,RGB(0,255,0)); You mention you've tried SetPointColor without success, perhaps there's a different issue. I've tested this with a LineSeries. Please check the syntax and let us know if the problem still isn't cleared up. ...

Hello, I've had a look at this upgrading a VC++ project made with a prior version of TeeChart. It seems the problem lies with the upgrade tool, I'll make a note for us to fix the problem for the next release. To manually resolve the problem, go to the 'FileView' section of your project and select an...

Hello, Ok, I may have misunderstood, I thought that all applications on the same server were behaving in the same way. That not being the case, you do have a workaround at least, I'm unaware of what other factors may explain the differences of palette between one application and another on the same ...

Hello Raj, This may be due to the graphics card on the server that is generating the Chart images. If the graphics card has a low colour specification TeeChart’s use of colour is limited too. There may be a software solution though I’m not sure what that may be at the moment. If the problem is due t...

In the last post I should have mentioned that for the VC++ code to work you need to place an Edit box on the form.

Regards,
Marc Meumann
Steema Support

Hello nefis, There is no internal checking in the put or get of the TeeChart Series VerticalAxisCustom property that might cause this problem. -1 reports that TeeChart has been unable to locate a Vertical Custom Axis associated with this Series, You mention you are adding a Custom Panel to get the i...

Hello, In the sample from the FAQ it should work if you comment out the aSeries.SetNumZValues line. (it worked here with that change). At least it'll work as a TeeChart AX v3 and v4 project. ...To use it with later versions of TeeChart it'll need to be updated with the update utilities ..or rebuilt,...

Hello, I can't reproduce this using a basic Chart with a Line Series. Please could you let us know what factors we need to set to reproduce the problem Chart or send us an exported .ten file of the Chart (to support@steema.com) The separation property may have the effect of bunching as it overrides ...

Hello, Here's an interim workaround that you might like to use. It uses the Series GetSeriesMark event to suppress Marks outside of the Axis range. private void line1_GetSeriesMark(Steema.TeeChart.Styles.Series series, Steema.TeeChart.Styles.GetSeriesMarkEventArgs e) { if ((series.XValues[e.ValueInd...

Hello,

Thanks for the information. This appears to be a bug, a fix will be included in the next maintenance release. If we see an interim workaround we'll post it here.

Best regards,
Marc Meumann
Steema Support

Hello,

Thanks for the information. This appears to be a bug, a fix will be included in the next maintenance release. If we see an interim workaround we'll post it here.

Best regards,
Marc Meumann
Steema Support

Hello, You can use the TeeChart Draw method to render an image at any location. eg. private void tChart1_AfterDraw(object sender, Steema.TeeChart.Drawing.Graphics3D g) { tChart1.Graphics3D.Draw(new Rectangle(20,20,80,80),imageList1.Images[1]); } <br> The above code renders an image at a fixed locati...

Hello, I assume from: "If those workstations run the code that was compiled on the licensed machine they have no such problem" ..that the teechart6.ocx file is installed and registered on both machines. Please check that though as really that is the only likely difference between an installation mad...

Hello,


...to enable/disable Series in the Chart via code?

That would be:
<pre>
TChart1.Series(xx).Active= True/False
</pre>
Where xx is the Series Index

Best regards,
Marc Meumann
Steema Support

Hello Øyvind, The TeeChart ocx on the webform works like an <object> on a conventional web page. It should call a script (another asp/aspx file) to create the contents that will be exported to the Chart on the browser, a native tee template as a stream. Eg. The WebForm.aspx page will contain an even...