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| sychu |
Posted - 04 Sep 2009 : 04:35:15
Hi,
Does this tool supports "zoom" feature or click to drill down feature? I know that it can be featured with interactive way in windows client program, how about web?
Thanks. |
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| quinncurtis |
Posted - 07 Sep 2009 : 10:14:56
First, zooming of the SPC charts is not something directly supported using the software. You can add zooming, with limitations described in earlier threads.
Second, the user interaction with an SPC Chart, configured as a web control, and viewed using Microsoft IE, is exactly the same as the interaction with an equivalent *.EXE program, running under Windows. It does NOT work with other web browsers, including Mozilla Firefox.
Viewing the link you show requires that you have commercial versions of our DLLs installed in your system GAC, as described in the manual. The trial DLLs won't work.
Sorry, but there is no trial version of the software which will permit you to experiment with running in a web browswer. You will need the commercial version to do that. |
| sychu |
Posted - 07 Sep 2009 : 01:42:07
The document stated that method 2 only works with the commercial version. I need to test on this software especially with this "zoom" feature in web page, but not even can view the result when i browse to this page (http://www.quinn-curtis.com/UserControlTestRev2/QCSPC/IEQCSPCChart.htm).
Any way for me to test on this feature?
Thanks. |
| quinncurtis |
Posted - 04 Sep 2009 : 10:30:47
There are two ways you can integrate the QCSPCChart library in your web pages: the first is to serve up an image file created using QCSPCChart from the server; and the second is to actually embed a QCSPCChart UserControl, derived from our ChartView class, in the HTML web page. These methods are discussed in Chapter 11 - Using SPC Control Chart Tools for .Net to Create Web Applications, of the QCSPCChart programming manual: http://www.quinn-curtis.com/QCSPCChartNetManual.pdf .
In the first method, displaying the image of an SPC Chart in a web page, there is no user interaction with the chart in the web page. In the second method, embedding a QCSPCChart UserControl in the web page, you can interact with the chart, though it only works with MS Internet Explorer, and it requires that our DLLs be installed in the System GAC on the client computer.
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