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trabm
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 Posted - 04 Sep 2006 : 15:33:51
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I'm implementing the QCChart2D in a windows control to implement a flexible user interface that can be run in IE.
The problem is if I reference the control in a Windows Forms application it will work fine but putting it as a control in a website and running using IE6 it will not work.
For testing I created a windows control library in C# 2005. I referenced this control library in a 2nd control library. Running this 2nd control in IE6 works fine.
But if I use QCChart2D it starts only with errors. Maybe I must install the QCChart2D windows control library in the GAC or anything else?
Hopefully you've got an answer for my problem.
If not could I extend your ActiveX control in VS2005 and run it in IE?
Martin
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quinncurtis
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Posted - 04 Sep 2006 : 17:05:23
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Sorry, but we do not have any information about using the QCChart2D ChartView derived UserControl in a browser. This limitation is discussed in Chapter 24 of the QCChart2D manual. It may be possible, but we don't know how to do it. We were never able to even get a generic Forms.UserControl control, that did NOT use QCChart2D, to work.
Certainly placing the QCChart2DNet.DLL in the GAC is a start.
If you wish, send us (support@quinn-curtis.com) the complete source, including the HTML page, of your working example of placing a Forms.UserControl object that does NOT use the QCChart2D library, in IE, and we will look at it further.
Make sure that you have been experimenting with a Forms.UserControl object, and not a Web.UI.UserControl object.
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Using the QCChart control does not work in IE
