Hi,
I've added an option on my RadChart to toggle between the Y-axis being logarithmic & non logarithmic. This is at run time so a user can flick between the two after the data has been plotted.
I'm seeing some funny behaviour with points not appearing where they should. Before looking into this further I wanted to check if I should be clearing down the series and re drawing them whenever I change the value of IsLogarithmic on the Y-axis?
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
I've added an option on my RadChart to toggle between the Y-axis being logarithmic & non logarithmic. This is at run time so a user can flick between the two after the data has been plotted.
I'm seeing some funny behaviour with points not appearing where they should. Before looking into this further I wanted to check if I should be clearing down the series and re drawing them whenever I change the value of IsLogarithmic on the Y-axis?
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
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Hello Robert,
I was unable to reproduce this glitch on my side. I created a small project based on your description and the points (bars) are shown as expected.
In general, you should not need to rebind the chart if you need to changed the IsLogarithmic property of the axis. However, it is possible that there is a bug in the control. If you have not integrated the old RadChart into your application, I suggest you remove it fully and use the new ChartView instead. It solves many of the limitations that the old chart had, it is very flexible and easy to set up and has a great performance rate.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
Telerik
I was unable to reproduce this glitch on my side. I created a small project based on your description and the points (bars) are shown as expected.
In general, you should not need to rebind the chart if you need to changed the IsLogarithmic property of the axis. However, it is possible that there is a bug in the control. If you have not integrated the old RadChart into your application, I suggest you remove it fully and use the new ChartView instead. It solves many of the limitations that the old chart had, it is very flexible and easy to set up and has a great performance rate.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
Telerik
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