1. Trapping a click on an axis using the FindObj class is discussed in the manual, in Chapter 25, FAQ 5.
2. We have found that it is possible to host Forms.UserControl objects in the IE browser, running on a Windows workstation. Any libraries that the control uses (QCChart2dNet.DLL for example) must installed in the sytem GAC. There are security restrictions on some .Net functions (file I/O and assembly information in particular) that we use for licensing that makes our ChartView control not compatible when used this way though. Should we get more feedback that this is desirable feature we can create a version of the software that will run in IE on a Windows workstation.
This is one area where Java has a huge advantage over .Net. It only takes a few lines of HTML code to add a Java applet (in our case an appliet displaying charts) to a web page. The resulting charts will be displayable in all browsers that support Java (most). See our QCChart2D for Java product. |
Y axis mouse click event & Web Hosting of control
Posted - 30 Aug 2006 : 07:25:32
