Creating Custom DataPoint Annotations in Silverlight Charts

Posted by: ComponentArt WebLogs, on 19 Nov 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

As most people are by now aware, the recently released Web.UI 2009.3, introduces a Silverlight Charting control.  Although the main reasons for using the charting control is to visually display the relationship between data, at times this may not be enough on its own.  Sometimes you want to display additional information about each data point.  This can be accomplished with DataPoint annotations or DataPoint popups on mouseovers. Here we are going to focus on how to enable DataPoint...

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