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Vinayan3
My current "setup" is as follows:
1. the OWC chart is generated in an .ascx code behind file. The code
behind file executes the command
"Response.BinaryWrite(ChartSpace1.GetPicture("gif", 700, 525))"
2. I created a webpage (.aspx) and placed the chart generation user
control in the page.
Problem: I thought this would work like a charm, but webpage does not
show the html part of the .aspx file. How can I make it so that the
other content is shown?
Related Background: I am not using the <img src = "getchart.aspx" >
way of showing the graph because, the calculations sometimes generates
"NaN" when users put ridiculous values in. I cannot validate out the
values because, the constants used for chart generation change based on
the user's choice of models. I tried fixing the problem by using
"response.redirect" in the getchart.aspx however, since it was "img
src" on the displayed page a broken image was displayed. My thought was
that a user control would, allow me to redirect when needed and
otherwise show the graph.
Any thoughts on this problem, or other resolution stratgies?
1. the OWC chart is generated in an .ascx code behind file. The code
behind file executes the command
"Response.BinaryWrite(ChartSpace1.GetPicture("gif", 700, 525))"
2. I created a webpage (.aspx) and placed the chart generation user
control in the page.
Problem: I thought this would work like a charm, but webpage does not
show the html part of the .aspx file. How can I make it so that the
other content is shown?
Related Background: I am not using the <img src = "getchart.aspx" >
way of showing the graph because, the calculations sometimes generates
"NaN" when users put ridiculous values in. I cannot validate out the
values because, the constants used for chart generation change based on
the user's choice of models. I tried fixing the problem by using
"response.redirect" in the getchart.aspx however, since it was "img
src" on the displayed page a broken image was displayed. My thought was
that a user control would, allow me to redirect when needed and
otherwise show the graph.
Any thoughts on this problem, or other resolution stratgies?