TeeChart for RAD Studio, export options to HTML5 & Javascript.

Use TeeChart’s export to HTML5 and/or Javascript options to create native static or live browser charts on the HTML5 Canvas. You may have developed a desktop application and require that a reporting chart be published to a webpage. This article reviews TeeChart’s options to create Javascript for the browser page. Sourcecode for this article: https://github.com/Steema/TeeChart-VCL-samples/tree/master/JScriptExport […]

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TeeChart for .NET with Razor and Blazor under Net.Core 3

The TeeChart for .NET Core components may be used in a Razor component to add reusable code to your project portfolio. This post reviews two approaches, the use of a static TeeChart image rendered to the page and the use of a live Javascripted TeeChart. Example project here: https://github.com/Steema/TeeChart-for-.NET-CSharp-Web-samples/tree/master/TeeChartWithBlazor Image shows project output Setting up […]

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TeeChart for NET with MVC

TeeChart’s MVC & ASP.NET Charting options For MVC, TeeChart for .NET can either render as a static image format such as PNG or JPEG or as a live javascript HTML5 Canvas object. See this page for some examples:TeeChart MVC examples page. Some of the techniques used by TeeChart’s native ASP.NET Webform chart have been enabled […]

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Connecting TeeChart to MySQL at design/run-time on C# .NET Winforms

Introduction Connecting a TeeChart control to MySQL database at design-time using the TeeChart Editor and at run-time. The sourcecode for this demo is available via this github resource: https://github.com/Steema/TeeChart-for-.NET-CSharp-WinForms-samples/tree/master/ConnectingToMySql It assumes that you have a later version of TeeChart for .NET installed in your machine. You can use a TeeChart evaluation version if you don’t […]

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Reaching the browser page with TeeChart

How different versions of TeeChart reach the browser page   Recent news that Microsoft are ceasing support for ActiveX with the new navigator, Edge, included with Windows 10, seems to signal the end of mainstream browser support for ActiveX. ActiveX support was one of the flagship functionality elements for Internet Explorer some years ago but security […]

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