Hi.
My chart was mostly functioning ok and looked good.
I changed a little of the markup surrounding it - none of the chart creation code and suddenly it is rendering extremely wierdly the first time it's drawn.
My chart was mostly functioning ok and looked good.
I changed a little of the markup surrounding it - none of the chart creation code and suddenly it is rendering extremely wierdly the first time it's drawn.
- The x-axis is half in the correct place (at the bottom) and half at the top in the same place as the title.
- The y axis is displaced a little
- The actual graph is drawn way below the x axis, and to the right.
After re-drawing the chart a few times it comes to correct itself.
why?
cheers
matt
[More info. The chart fails to render when, on initial renderings the Visible property is set to false.
On an initial rendering of the area I wan tit not to display so I can display some help text. Is there another way to do this?]
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answered on 30 Mar 2009, 04:25 PM
Now I have stopped trying to hide the chart
Yet the layout is completely screwed with the x-axis at the top, and the chart 'overflowed' bottom right, outsied the size I explictly set the chart to be.
Why might this be?
So far I have wasted nearly two days just trying to get the chart to draw its elements in the correct place. It's just ridiculous.
Yet the layout is completely screwed with the x-axis at the top, and the chart 'overflowed' bottom right, outsied the size I explictly set the chart to be.
Why might this be?
So far I have wasted nearly two days just trying to get the chart to draw its elements in the correct place. It's just ridiculous.
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answered on 31 Mar 2009, 03:48 PM
Another day wasted.
Winding back the code in source control of course fixed the problem.
But winding forward till it breaks - well, what a waste of a day.
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Creating an empty Telerik TreeView.css file in the App__themes\(theme) folder breaks it
Deletin that file - leaves it broken.
Deleting all IE cache, cleaning the solution, killing the asp.net web site - leaves it broken.
What on earth is caching it?
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If we are not supposed to set .Visible=false why do you let us do it? Why not throw an exception? Why not document it?
Winding back the code in source control of course fixed the problem.
But winding forward till it breaks - well, what a waste of a day.
1....
Creating an empty Telerik TreeView.css file in the App__themes\(theme) folder breaks it
Deletin that file - leaves it broken.
Deleting all IE cache, cleaning the solution, killing the asp.net web site - leaves it broken.
What on earth is caching it?
2....
If we are not supposed to set .Visible=false why do you let us do it? Why not throw an exception? Why not document it?
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answered on 01 Apr 2009, 05:10 PM
We have solved the problem.
Note: the (embedded skinned) chart is inside a dock is inside a splitter pane arrangement.
In another splitter pane is a tree.; All Telerik
Changing the tree from having an embedded skin to file-based skin caused the map rendering to break.
Even adding an emty tree.css file to the theme folder caused the map rendering to break.
I think you have some issues here.
Changing the map to also use a non-embedded theme fixed the problem
Note: the (embedded skinned) chart is inside a dock is inside a splitter pane arrangement.
In another splitter pane is a tree.; All Telerik
Changing the tree from having an embedded skin to file-based skin caused the map rendering to break.
Even adding an emty tree.css file to the theme folder caused the map rendering to break.
I think you have some issues here.
Changing the map to also use a non-embedded theme fixed the problem