I'm new to Flex...I'm wondering if I can make a flex bar chart display a "texture" instead of a color?
http://vinothbabu.com/2010/04/13/flex-bar-chart-with-different-colors/
You need to write your own itemRenderer where you can specify the texture instead of colors.
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Im trying to add border like in the image to flex charts. I used vertical and horizontal Axis renderers but that method id not proper solution. Guys do you have any idea to achieve this one?
Just put it inside a canvas and give it that colour and required padding.
How can I customize my barchart datatips in flex? The transparent background of them is too dark to see any of the text in them.
In your chart, there's a property called dataTipRenderer where you can create your own custom datatip. Look here for more information.
When I hover the mouse above the chart elements, it can show some standard hints. How can I show the tooltips without hovering? Thanks
showAllDataTips property of ChartBase class should get you what you want.
I am using the standard Flex 3 BubbleChart component and I would like to customize a couple of the grid lines separately from the rest.
I would like to highlight a gridline in the X-direction as well as in the Y-direction to show a quadrant.
Is there any way to customize the look and feel of a subset of gridlines within a Flex chart (i.e. bubble chart)?
Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Check out this two nice articles:
Using chart grid lines
Drawing on chart controls
how can i get a title window with all rounded courners, so that i may make it whole round or circular shape ?
i want shape like circle..
set the property: cornerRadius
default is 4
A couple of possible approaches:
If you are using Flex 4 (spark TitleWindow as opposed to the halo TitleWindow) you can create your own skin and assign that skin in CSS. In your custom skin you can draw the background however you want, including an Ellipse set to the width and height of the TitleWindow.
If you don't want to create a skin, or you are using a halo TitleWindow, you can create a circular mask and set it as the mask property on the TitleWindow. The downside to this approach is that you will probably clip the title and the close button (if it is visible), not to mention the contents as well.
Hope that helps, let me know if you need more details on either of these approaches.