Hi there,
I am using the Telerik Ajax chart component to display two data series: the first series is a bar series showing some key figure values for specific points in time. The second series shows a target value for each key figure / bar. This is to illustrate whether each key figure value lies above or beneath the defined target value.
Therefore I created the second series as point series, defining the "point" as rectangle of 2px height and 25px width.
For some reasons sometimes the points of this second series seem to be invisible. You can see their label and debugging tells me that they should be visible but you just cannot see them. I used to set the rectangle height to 1px and when I was first facing this problem. So I changed it to 2px. My problem seemed to be solved. Now I found a use case where even the increased rectangle height does not solve the problem.
I am creating the series "manually" in code.
Can you think of any reason the described could happen? What may I be doing wrong?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Simone
I am using the Telerik Ajax chart component to display two data series: the first series is a bar series showing some key figure values for specific points in time. The second series shows a target value for each key figure / bar. This is to illustrate whether each key figure value lies above or beneath the defined target value.
Therefore I created the second series as point series, defining the "point" as rectangle of 2px height and 25px width.
For some reasons sometimes the points of this second series seem to be invisible. You can see their label and debugging tells me that they should be visible but you just cannot see them. I used to set the rectangle height to 1px and when I was first facing this problem. So I changed it to 2px. My problem seemed to be solved. Now I found a use case where even the increased rectangle height does not solve the problem.
I am creating the series "manually" in code.
Can you think of any reason the described could happen? What may I be doing wrong?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Simone