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Chart 7.1 for .NET Release Notes

 

The following describes changes made to Dundas Chart for .NET in version 7.1. Other previously reported technical issues may have been discovered in supporting platforms, and work-arounds may be available. When in doubt, please feel free to contact technical support. For information on how to receive upgrades, click here.

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Issues fixed

Chart 7.1 for .NET fixes these issues:

  • AlwaysRecreateHotregions="True" in WinForms templates or templates generated by Chart Builder causes the Exception Can't deserialize property. Unknown property name "AlwaysRecreateHotregions" in object Dundas.Charting.WebControl.Chart" when de-serialized in ASP.NET Chart. This property only exists in the WinForms Chart. The ASP.NET Chart ignores this property by default now. (8827)
  • Chart .NET: Stacked Column + 3D throws an Index was out of range exception when series have a different number of data points. (8724)
  • The accumulation distribution formula is incorrect; if open and close are the same it will divide by zero. A friendlier exception message is thrown when this happens. (8802)
  • Flash charts did not draw with wmode=transparent property set inside the <object> tag in the rendered HTML. This cause them to be always drawn on top of all other elements on the page. FlashAlwaysOnTop property added. If set to false it will add the wmode property to allow other DHTML objects to draw on top of the Flash. (7514)
  • Pie chart does not collect slices when using Turkish culture (8331)
  • Grouping by 3 months leaves the first month out if it is on the first day of the period. (8779)
  • Chart should not assume XValueIndex with all 0 datapoints. IndexWhenXIsZero added. When set to false and all points have an x-value of 0, the points will not index but all draw at 0. (7963)
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