PRB: Passing data to ChartFX within Active Reports 2.0

Q1382071. Passing data to ChartFX within Active Reports 2.0

The information on this article applies to

ChartFX Client Server

Description
Using the GetExternalData method of passing data fails when ChartFX is used inside of Active Reports version 2.0.0.1129. This problem is caused because ChartFX is being told by Active Reports that it is in design time mode when it is at run time mode.

Resolution
Data Dynamics has reported that this issue has been fixed in Active Report version 2.0.0.1165. You can download the latest service pack of Active Reports 2.0 at http://www.datadynamics.com/activereports/hotfixes.

Status
This behavior is by design

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Reviewed:9/26/2002 12:44:00 PM

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