10-06-2023, 12:42 PM
10-10-2023, 12:08 AM
Not hard....
Let me see if I can prepare something here...
Let me see if I can prepare something here...
10-10-2023, 09:05 AM
(10-10-2023, 12:08 AM)Alexandre Machado Wrote: [ -> ]Not hard....
Let me see if I can prepare something here...
Thanks Alexandre!
I have another question regarding ChartJS.
In a line chart, is it possible to give the line the same color as the datapoints?
Currently, the line color is light grey.
Cheers, Paul
10-27-2023, 12:33 PM
Hi Alexandre,
Any news on this?
Cheers, Paul
Any news on this?
Cheers, Paul
11-28-2023, 10:38 AM
Hi Alex,
Is this still on your To Do list?
Is this still on your To Do list?
09-27-2024, 06:23 AM
As I responded via email:
There is an unexpected behavior with the underlying ChartJS library (in JavaScript) that required some workarounds from our side.
The next IW update will allow you to save a IWChartJS image just like you do with a IWCanvas, using the same method, except that the IWChartJS will always generate an output as PNG file. If you need to save it as a JPEG (actually PNG should be the preferred format these days, because it compresses as well as a JPEG without losing quality) you will need to convert it from PNG from JPEG before saving the stream/file.
There is an unexpected behavior with the underlying ChartJS library (in JavaScript) that required some workarounds from our side.
The next IW update will allow you to save a IWChartJS image just like you do with a IWCanvas, using the same method, except that the IWChartJS will always generate an output as PNG file. If you need to save it as a JPEG (actually PNG should be the preferred format these days, because it compresses as well as a JPEG without losing quality) you will need to convert it from PNG from JPEG before saving the stream/file.