MavStar

Hey All, Well i've come up with an easy solution to the updatepanel problem. There is a free flash control on http://www.flash-control.net/ Protected Sub CreateChart() Dim QueryString As String = String.Format("../xml/GetAccountsXml.aspx?UserName={0}&QueryType={1}", User.Identity.Name, GraphType.SelectedValue) Dim dataURL As String = InfoSoftGlobal.FusionCharts.EncodeDataURL(QueryString, True) Me.FlashControl1.Height = 350 Me.FlashControl1.Width = 900 Me.FlashControl1.BorderColor = Drawing.Color.WhiteSmoke Me.FlashControl1.BackColor = Drawing.Color.WhiteSmoke Me.FlashControl1.Menu = False Me.FlashControl1.MovieUrl = "../FusionCharts/Line.swf" Me.FlashControl1.SwLiveConnect = True Me.FlashControl1.FlashVars = String.Format("&chartWidth={0}&chartHeight={1}&debugMode={2}&dataURL={3}", 900, 350, 0, dataURL) End Sub This is working brilliantly for me, plus it is free. The only minor glitch is that it has that whole "click to activate thing" happening (control must be using html to render the chart) I'd still prefer to use a official FusionChart control, but hey time is money and i've spent enough time on this problem already. Hope you have fun. MavStar Loving VB.Net

Hey All, Well i've come up with an easy solution to the updatepanel problem. There is a free flash control on http://www.flash-control.net/ Protected Sub CreateChart() Dim QueryString As String = String.Format("../xml/GetAccountsXml.aspx?UserName={0}&QueryType={1}", User.Identity.Name, GraphType.SelectedValue) Dim dataURL As String = InfoSoftGlobal.FusionCharts.EncodeDataURL(QueryString, True) Me.FlashControl1.Height = 350 Me.FlashControl1.Width = 900 Me.FlashControl1.BorderColor = Drawing.Color.WhiteSmoke Me.FlashControl1.BackColor = Drawing.Color.WhiteSmoke Me.FlashControl1.Menu = False Me.FlashControl1.MovieUrl = "../FusionCharts/Line.swf" Me.FlashControl1.SwLiveConnect = True Me.FlashControl1.FlashVars = String.Format("&chartWidth={0}&chartHeight={1}&debugMode={2}&dataURL={3}", 900, 350, 0, dataURL) End Sub This is working brilliantly for me, plus it is free. The only minor glitch is that it has that whole "click to activate thing" happening (control must be using html to render the chart) Hope you have fun. MavStar

I think you guys are missing out on a LOT of business by not including basic support for MS Ajax UpdatePanels. As it is i'm considering what other charting options i have. (i really do not want to learn javascript) MavStar

I love the fusion chart. BUT i would really REALLY love for it to support simple MS Ajax Updatepanels. Because quite frankly i really don't want to learn javascript! If someone has a simple work around i would dearly love to hear about it MavStar