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Hello,
I'm using the TimeLine in a live data application I'm working on. In the same application I'm also using the ChartView control. I love the way the ChartView's zooming works when it maintains the zoom location when the user sets it even as more data is added to the chart. Is there a way to keep the TimeLine's zoom location as more data is added?
Thank you,
Shawn
I'm using the TimeLine in a live data application I'm working on. In the same application I'm also using the ChartView control. I love the way the ChartView's zooming works when it maintains the zoom location when the user sets it even as more data is added to the chart. Is there a way to keep the TimeLine's zoom location as more data is added?
Thank you,
Shawn
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Hi Shawn,
The RadChartView and RadTimeLine are controls that are different in nature and implementation. The chart view uses a pan and zoom feature (which allows this behavior that you describe) whilst the time line needs to be told exact values (VisiblePeriodStart and VisiblePeriodEnd).
In short - this can not be achieved with out-of-the-box means. However I think that you might be able to get these results manually. I am not familiar with your scenario but may be you can manually calculate (when a new item is inserted) the new values for VisiblePeriodStart and VisiblePeriodEnd.
I have attached a simple project that should get you started.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
the Telerik team
The RadChartView and RadTimeLine are controls that are different in nature and implementation. The chart view uses a pan and zoom feature (which allows this behavior that you describe) whilst the time line needs to be told exact values (VisiblePeriodStart and VisiblePeriodEnd).
In short - this can not be achieved with out-of-the-box means. However I think that you might be able to get these results manually. I am not familiar with your scenario but may be you can manually calculate (when a new item is inserted) the new values for VisiblePeriodStart and VisiblePeriodEnd.
I have attached a simple project that should get you started.
Regards,
Petar Marchev
the Telerik team
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