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diego asked on 27 Jan 2014, 04:27 PM
Hello
I have the necessity to build a .NET page to display charts.
Data are taken from a SQL server db via a service; I was trying different libraries, based upon JQuery framework
One is amcharts, with which I built this page (clicking on a red dot calls the service)
But I noticed the Chart (HTML5) component and it could be the definitive choice (this is the sample I created)
The problem is that, while with AmCharts I may set everything on client side (the title of the charts, the grid aspect, max/min values and so on), right now it seems I can't do the same with that component. The API documentation of the client-side methods, events and properties is not very clear.
Are there ways to make the SiteFinity Chart the most similar to the AmCharts one? Or it is still a work in progress?
Thanks in advance
Diego

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Stamo Gochev
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answered on 30 Jan 2014, 06:37 AM
Hello Diego,

RadHtmlChart is actually an ASP.NET wrapper of Kendo UI chart. This means that you can take advantage of some server-side features (such as databinding to a SQLDataSource, etc.) out of the box, but you can also use all of the client-side functionality of Kendo chart.

You can set any of the chart properties from the above link by using the _chartObject.options in RadHtmlChart like this:
<script type="text/javascript">
    function pageLoad() {
        //get the chart
        var chart = $find("<%= Chart.ClientID %>");
        //set any client-side configuration from _chartObject.options
        chart._chartObject.options.title.text = "Some title text";
        //repaint the chart to apply the changes
        chart.repaint();
    }
</script>
The above example changes the text of the chart title.

I am also attaching a sample page where you can test other client-side properties using the Kendo documentation.

Regards,
Stamo Gochev
Telerik
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