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  what is getchart.asp
Posted by omkar on Feb-20-2014 18:19
i need getchart.asp file . can any one tell me. what is getchart.asp exactly ?

  Re: what is getchart.asp
Posted by Peter Kwan on Feb-21-2014 00:02
Hi omkar,

The getchart.asp is a file that comes with ChartDirector. It is in
"ChartDirector/aspdemo/getchart.asp". Its purpose is to deliver the chart image from a
session variable to the browser. The browser will typically request the chart image when it
receives the <IMG> tag.

For more details, please refer to the "Clickable Charts" section of the ChartDirector
documentation.

Regards
Peter Kwan

  Re: what is getchart.asp
Posted by omkar on Feb-21-2014 12:31
Thanks Peter Kwan.
i am new for asp classic.
I am using code from http://www.advsofteng.com/doc/cdcomdoc/tracklabelweb.htm

and its not working please help me out in this . what should i have to do to run this Track
Line with Data Labels.

i have attached file with this message.

please give me solution.

  Re: what is getchart.asp
Posted by omkar on Feb-21-2014 12:33
Thanks Peter Kwan.
i am new for asp classic.
I am using code from http://www.advsofteng.com/doc/cdcomdoc/tracklabelweb.htm

and its not working. After "Set r = cd.RanSeries(127)" the code is not working.  please help
me out in this . what should i have to do to run this Track Line with Data Labels.

i have attached file with this message.

please give me solution.

  Re: what is getchart.asp
Posted by Peter Kwan on Feb-21-2014 23:13
Hi omkar,

I have tried your attached code. It works normally in my case. Are you using ChartDirector
5.1 or above? The web page http://www.advsofteng.com/doc/cdcomdoc/tracklabelweb.htm
is for ChartDirector 5.1 (you can see "ChartDirector 5.1" at the top-left corner of the web
page, and this particular sample code is a new feature in ChartDirector 5.1 and can only run
on ChartDirector 5.1.

Regards
Peter Kwan