Hello, If you look at the following chart, you'll see a plain series and two average series. These two average series calculate the average of the plain series over a period of 50 and 100 days. http://ontwikkel.erisbasic.nl/example1.png The date axis starts at 18/01/05 and ends at 18/03/05. As you c...

During the execution of the load method.

<Previous Post> The number of bytes from the stream are exactly the same as the original .ten file has, so no problems there I think. As a matter of fact, just now I saved the stream from the database to another .ten file and imported that from the editor and all works fine. I also tried the follow...

A small note on the previous post, the first codeblock shows
a Customer class, this should be a Layout class.

I use the following code to get the stream from the database. The database is a Microsoft SQLServer 2000. class Customer { ... public Stream GetStream() { MemoryStream stream; LayoutDataLayer dal = <CLASS THAT REPRESENTS THE DATABASE API>; ... // Only retrieve the bytes from the database the first t...

I've put the position to 0 as you suggested, but that doesn't seem to help. If I use the same stream to save the data to a file and then load it with the editor, the template works just fine. Therefore I think it is not the stream that is the problem. I tried moving my code out of the ASP.Net contex...

Thanks!

The question is about the following chart. http://ontwikkel.erisbasic.nl/tn.png I would like to be able to vertically align the titles of the vertical axes, but I can's seem to get this done. Another good alternative would be to be able to relatively position some annotations inside the chart, but t...

Hi, I'm having some problems loading a .ten file from a stream. Using the editor I saved a chart layout in .ten format. This .ten file was then imported into a database blob field. An .aspx file reads this field into a MemoryStream which is loaded, using chart.import.template.load(stream), into a ne...