Public ReadOnly Property Serializer As ChartSerializer

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Dim instance As Chart Dim value As ChartSerializer   value = instance.Serializer

public ChartSerializer Serializer {get;}

Return Value

A ChartSerializer object.

The following sample specifies a border skin that uses a frame in the Page_Load event. We also use an image that is tiled by default.

Visual Basic

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[Visual Basic] Imports Dundas.Charting.WebControl ... ' Create MemoryStream object Dim myStream As New MemoryStream() ' Save chart appearance properties that have non-default values., as well as axis labels. Chart1.Serializer.Content = SerializationContent.Appearance ' We can concatenate the Content property string and the SerializableContent string, since the Content ' property is implemented internally as the SerializableContent property. Since we use the ' SerializableContent property we also need to persist the ChartArea and Series object's names, ' otherwise these serialized properties will be applied to new ChartArea and Series objects ' when the data is loaded. Chart1.Serializer .SerializableContent += ",DataPoint.AxisLabel,Series.AxisLabels,Series.Name,ChartArea.Name" Chart1.Serializer .Save(myStream) ... ' Load the serialized data Chart1.Serializer.Content = SerializationContent.Appearance Chart1.Serializer .SerializableContent += ",DataPoint.AxisLabel,Series.AxisLabels,Series.Name,ChartArea.Name" Chart1.Serializer .Load (myStream)

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using Dundas.Charting.WebControl; ... // Create MemoryStream object MemoryStream myStream = new System.IO.MemoryStream(); // Save chart appearance properties that have non-default values, as well as axis labels. Chart1.Serializer .Content= SerializationContent.Appearance; // We can concatenate the Content property string and the SerializableContent string, since the Content //   property is implemented internally as the SerializableContent property. Since we use the //   SerializableContent property we also need to persist the ChartArea and Series object's names, //   otherwise these serialized properties will be applied to new ChartArea and Series objects //    when the data is loaded. Chart1.Serializer .SerializableContent += ",DataPoint.AxisLabel,Series.AxisLabels,Series.Name,ChartArea.Name"; Chart1.Serializer.Save (myStream); ... // Load the serialized data. Chart1.Serializer.Content = SerializationContent.Appearance; Chart1.Serializer .SerializableContent += ",DataPoint.AxisLabel,Series.AxisLabels,Series.Name,ChartArea.Name"; Chart1.Serializer .Load(myStream);

Use this property at either design-time or run-time to serialize the chart.

For a detailed discussion of the ChartSerializer class refer to the class overview.

Target Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 family

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