Published: Wednesday, August 19, 2009 By Scott Mitchell A Multipart Series on Microsoft's Chart Controls A picture is worth a 1,000 words. This adage rings especially true when it comes to reporting. Charts summarize and illuminate patterns in data in a way that long tables of numbers simply cannot. The Microsoft Chart Controls are a free and encompassing set of charts for Win Forms and ASP. NET applications. This article series explores how to use these Chart Controls in an ASP. NET application. Getting Started - walks through getting started using the Chart Controls, from version requirements to downloading and installing the Chart Controls, to displaying a simple chart in an ASP. NET page. Plotting Chart Data - examines the multitude of ways by which data can be plotted on a chart, from databinding to manually adding the points one at a time. Rendering the Chart - the Chart Controls offer a variety of ways to render the chart data into an image. This article explores these options. Sorting and Filtering Chart Data - this article shows how to programmatically sort and filter the chart's data prior to display. Programmatically Generating Chart Images - learn how to programmatically create and alter the chart image file. Creating Drill Down Reports - see how to build drill down reports using the Chart control. Adding Statistical Formulas - learn how to add statistical formulas, such as mean, median, variance, and forecasts, to your charts. Enhancing Charts With Ajax - improve the user experience for dynamic and interactive charts using Ajax. Serializing Chart Data - see how to persist a chart's data and appearance to a persistent store. Using the Chart Controls with ASP. NET MVC - learn how to display charts in an ASP. NET MVC application. Exporting Charts - allow visitors to export charts as images and PDF files. ( Subscribe to this Article Series! ) Introduction The.
Media Player Control not showing In Fire Fox I am using a media player control and passing the movie url. It works fine in IE open the file and play it. In Firefox the player is not visible but when check using Fire Bug the object tag is inside the page. erm this has nothing to do with. NET. stupid question but did you install the firefox windows media player plugin? ( Media Player Control not showing In Fire Fox Hi, I have installed the plugin for the firefox. But still I am facing the problem. Code: < OBJECT width= 476px height= 354px CLASSID= CLSID:6 BF52 A52-394 A-11d3- B153-00 C04 F79 FAA6 VIEWASTEXT> < PARAM name= auto Start value= True > < PARAM name= URL value= C:\ Mediaplayer\mediaplayer\mediaplayer\ Beethoven.wma > < PARAM name= enabled value= True > < PARAM name= balance value= 0 > < PARAM name= current Position value= 0 > < PARAM name= enable Context Menu value= True > < PARAM name= full Screen value= False > < PARAM name= mute value= False > < PARAM name= play Count value= 1 > < PARAM name= rate value= 1 > < PARAM name= stretch To Fit value= False > < PARAM name= ui Mode value= mini > above is the code generated by my control. your linking to a file on your hard drive, i would point to the http location: < PARAM name= URL value= C:\ Mediaplayer\mediaplayer\mediaplayer\ Beethoven.wma > Firefox window media player problem I am using the media file realtive to the application and I am passing the file as simple name as Beethoven.wma You may need to declare an application type and/use the old
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