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Hi,

I followed the instructions to install the multi-language version from the usage notes.txt, then set the language at the runtiime either like TChart1.Language=12 or TChart1.Language=laSpanish. When page is loaded on the client side, the chart editor still shows in English(default language). Can anyone help me how I can change the language at the runtime? Do you have any examples for the runtime multi-language?

Thanks and Regards,

John

Hi John

Could you try a VB aplication and tell us if the language is changing ?

I am not using teechart for applications. I am using tee chart AX for IE7, and using VBScript to communicate with teechart.

Regards,

John

Hi John,

This is only to check if TeeChart7Langs.ocx is working fine in your machine so that we can discard this as an issue.

Thanks in advance.

Below is what I did:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript">
sub window_onload()
on error resume next
TChart1.Language=laSpanish
sub window_onload()
on error resume next
TChart1.Language=laSpanish
FillChart()
end sub

sub FillChart()
'sets up Chart to print from IE's print option
TChart1.Environment.IEPrintWithPage=True
TChart1.RemoveAllSeries
TChart1.AddSeries( 1 )
TChart1.Series(0).Title="Fruits"
TChart1.Series(0).Clear
TChart1.Series(0).Add 100, "Apples", RGB(255,0,0)
TChart1.Series(0).Add 300, "Pears", RGB(0,255,0)
TChart1.Series(0).Add 200, "Bananas", RGB(255,255,0)
end Sub

Sub TChart1_OnDblClick()
TEditor1.Chart = TChart1
TEditor1.ShowEditor
end sub
</SCRIPT>

The Tee editor still show in English when I double click on chart. I have IE7, and TeeChart7Langs.ocx v7.013

Best Regard,
John

Hi,

Oh, I don't have any VB software installed on my machine except for C++ builder, and VC++ . Do you want me to try other languages?

Regards,

John

Hi,

I've just tested the teechart7lang.OCX which I downloaded from my alpha web site in my VB application and the language is really changed at the runtime. Below is the logic I have in the VB app:

Private Sub Form_Load()
TChart1.Language = 12 'laSpanish
TEditor1.Chart = TChart1
End Sub

Private Sub TChart1_OnDblClick()
TEditor1.ShowEditor
End Sub

So how I could fix this my IE problem...

Regards,

John

Hi John,

yes, you're correct, it happens because seems like the Language property is a reserved word in IE and this causes that the selected language is not saved in the registry.
We've fixed this problem adding a new property Languaged to be used in these cases.
We'll post a new maintenance v7.014 on our web site soon (before end of this month), but if you need it urgently please let me know an email account where I can send the new ocx file.