Hi,
I would like to implement 3D Pie Chart or Doughnut chart. I am looking to add interactivity feature to the graph. Like the Pie graph showing up as slices and when user clicks on each slice I would like to add functionality to represent another graph.
Please let me know if you have any examples, you can guide me through.
Thank you.
-Madhavi
I would like to implement 3D Pie Chart or Doughnut chart. I am looking to add interactivity feature to the graph. Like the Pie graph showing up as slices and when user clicks on each slice I would like to add functionality to represent another graph.
Please let me know if you have any examples, you can guide me through.
Thank you.
-Madhavi
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Hello Madhavi,
You have opened this thread with RadChart as Product. The RadChart is the old charting control, and we strongly suggest that you do not use it, but use the new ChartView as it is much faster, more flexible and easy to set up.
You need to include a selection-behavior in order to allow slice exploding. You can find selection examples in our qsf demos and our sdk samples. You can check our customization sample that demonstrates one approach for achieving a gradient slice. I hope these links help.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
Telerik
You have opened this thread with RadChart as Product. The RadChart is the old charting control, and we strongly suggest that you do not use it, but use the new ChartView as it is much faster, more flexible and easy to set up.
You need to include a selection-behavior in order to allow slice exploding. You can find selection examples in our qsf demos and our sdk samples. You can check our customization sample that demonstrates one approach for achieving a gradient slice. I hope these links help.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
Telerik
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