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Bruce Schechter
I need to generate a series of line charts dynamically from ADO.NET data in
a C#, ASP.NET application. I've read several articles about using GDI+ to
render graphs into a bitmap image and then to place those images within an
..aspx page. If necessary, I'll do all the hand-coding in that way. But I'd
rather not.
On the contrary, I'm posting here to see if anyone can recommend either (1)
a readily- available, free, custom control to handle line graphs, or (2) a
link to
some a quality example of code to handle line charts. By "line
graphs", I mean graphs that have time (dates) on the X axis and several
color-coded lines of datapoints plotted on the Y axis. I need it to look
roughly like this example:
http://www.jpowered.com/line_graph/images/line_graph.gif
I posted a similar request here several weeks ago. A couple people made
suggestions:
1.) "check out theVB.NET Resource Kit" -- doesnt work for me as I don't
speak VB. Only C#.
2.) "charting starter kit at www.asp.net" -- doesn't seem to contain a line
chart.
Thanks in advance for any other recommendations!!
Cheers, Bruce
a C#, ASP.NET application. I've read several articles about using GDI+ to
render graphs into a bitmap image and then to place those images within an
..aspx page. If necessary, I'll do all the hand-coding in that way. But I'd
rather not.
On the contrary, I'm posting here to see if anyone can recommend either (1)
a readily- available, free, custom control to handle line graphs, or (2) a
link to
some a quality example of code to handle line charts. By "line
graphs", I mean graphs that have time (dates) on the X axis and several
color-coded lines of datapoints plotted on the Y axis. I need it to look
roughly like this example:
http://www.jpowered.com/line_graph/images/line_graph.gif
I posted a similar request here several weeks ago. A couple people made
suggestions:
1.) "check out theVB.NET Resource Kit" -- doesnt work for me as I don't
speak VB. Only C#.
2.) "charting starter kit at www.asp.net" -- doesn't seem to contain a line
chart.
Thanks in advance for any other recommendations!!
Cheers, Bruce