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Hello Quid,
Thank you for contacting Infragistics Developer Support.
I have been investigating into the behavior you are seeing, and I have a few questions for you on this matter, as I have not yet been able to reproduce this issue. Can you please provide an answer to the following?
- What version of .NET Framework / .NET Core are you targeting in your application?
- It looks like the exception is coming from an UltraPanel. Do you have more details on how you are using the UltraPanel in your application?
Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns on this matter.
Hello Darin,
While I do not have a runnable example of this at the moment, I do have some guidance on how one could create this. My best recommendation would be to utilize the UltraGeographicMap with a GeographicShapeSeries. You can find documentation on how to use this series type here: https://www.infragistics.com/help/winforms/geographicmap-using-geographic-shape-series. Note, you would need to find a shape file that has each of the states of the US as a separate shape.
The GeographicShapeSeries has an event named AssigningShapeStyle that you could utilize that will give you information about each shape in the shape file, and if you have information about the sales of each of the states in this case, you can then set the Fill property of each of the shapes from the event arguments of this event.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns on this matter.
Hello Casey,
I have been investigating the behavior you are seeing in this case, but I am not seeing the behavior in which clicking anywhere in a cell toggles the XamCheckEditor within the XamDataGrid. On my end, it is necessary to click the actual checkbox portion of the editor to toggle the checked state.
I am attaching a sample project that demonstrates this behavior. Would it be possible for you to please modify this sample and send it back or provide some additional information about the configuration of your grid such that I can reproduce the behavior you are seeing?
Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns on this matter.
Sincerely,
Andrew Goldenbaum
Software Developer – Team Lead
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Hello Fatin,
My team and I have done an initial review of this forum thread, and it appears that there was an oversight – there should be a textStyle property on the igx-ring-series, but it is unfortunately and accidentally not exposed. More on that in a bit.
If possible, and if you are only using a single doughnut-chart ring, I would recommend upgrading to the igx-data-pie-chart control, which you can read about here: https://www.infragistics.com/products/ignite-ui-angular/angular/components/charts/types/data-pie-chart. This, and the igx-pie-chart expose an innerExtent property that you can use to essentially make a doughnut chart, but the igx-data-pie-chart control is the successor to the igx-pie-chart. I noticed you stated that you are using Angular 16.1.29, but you will need to upgrade to a more recent version for the igx-data-pie-chart. This is documented here: https://www.infragistics.com/products/ignite-ui-angular/angular/components/general-changelog-dv#1810-september-2024
You can use the following code with the igx-data-pie-chart to change the font size and make more of a “doughnut” shape:
<igx-data-pie-chart
name="chart"
#chart
[dataSource]="data"
calloutsTextStyle="20pt Verdana"
innerExtent="0.3">
</igx-data-pie-chart>
I have logged the missing textStyle property in our Ignite UI for Angular GitHub page, here: https://github.com/IgniteUI/igniteui-angular/issues/15293. I would recommend following this development item, as it will be updated when progress is made on it and a font style property is exposed. For the time being though, I would recommend continuing with the igx-data-pie-chart or igx-pie-chart.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns on this matter.
Hello Cesar,
Thank you for your update on this matter. I am glad this worked to synchronize the widths of the chart.
Regarding the gridline synchronization, I would continue with the idea of keeping the minimum and maximum of the X-Axis the same. Since you can set the minimumValue and maximumValue in this case, it sounds like you are likely using an igx-numeric-x-axis, and so if you synchronize the values of those, you should be able to easily synchronize the gridlines.
Regarding the “actual” minimum/maximum value, these should only be used when you don’t explicitly set the minimumValue and maximumValue of the axis. There is also an actualVisible Minimum/Maximum value, which returns the values that are visible when zooming.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns on this matter.
Hello Cesar,
I have been investigating into the behavior you are describing, and it sounds like you have multiple igx-data-chart components stacked vertically and you are essentially trying to synchronize them. My best recommendation in this case would be to first ensure that each chart is the same width, and then to utilize the labelExtent property of the igx-numeric-y-axis. This property determines the amount of space that a particular y-axis takes up as it determines the amount of space between the axis and the edge of the control.
If you have one chart with a single igx-numeric-y-axis and another with two, you can essentially synchronize the width of the x-axis by setting the labelExtent of the two y-axes and then setting it to the sum of those two labelExtents to the one y-axis. For example, if you set each of the two y-axes to labelExtent=30, you can set the labelExtent of the one to 60 have them take up the same amount of space.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns on this matter.
Hello Nawfal,
For information about licensing and sales of Infragistics controls, my best recommendation would be to contact our sales department rather than posting on our forums. You can contact them using their contact information here: https://www.infragistics.com/about-us/contact-us#sales.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns on this matter.