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Mike O'Ceirin
Mike O'Ceirin
posted 6 Years Ago
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Using your documentation I do have this working but there is a problem. It is working on my desktop in a visual studio web form. I cannot get away from giving it an absolute reference to the graphics *.gif file. In the default.aspx page there can be a relative reference to "~/WaterMark.gif" but trying to apply the same file to Fillstyle I am forced to use "E:\\Development\\Production\\Energy Chart\\Energy Chart\\WaterMark.gif". When I publish this to the web it produces a black rectangle? It certainly looks all wrong. Essentially the control will not recognise the gif file that is part of the solution.
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posted 6 Years Ago
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Hi Mike,
We're glad you managed to fix the problem. Yes, that was the original idea - to convert the path to a relative while the code is still on the aspx page. The chart itself will not try to convert paths from relative to absolute as the engine has to work on desktop as well so it does not have information on how to remap the path properly. Let us know if you meet any problems or have any questions.
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Mike O'Ceirin
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Hi Mike, You can try to convert the relative path to an absolute one...
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It works as per documentation and is an absolute path on my desktop....
Mike O'Ceirin
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My previous comment was a bit premature I didn't see what you were...
Mike O'Ceirin
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Hi Mike, We're glad you managed to fix the problem. Yes, that was...
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