Hi,
Is there anyway to achieve the following scenario.
I have Graph A and Graph B to display. Both Graphs have large data points and it takes a few seconds to load and plot the graph.
When i changing the graph A to B or B to A, The current graph is still showing till the new graph is loaded.
My point of view, It is not good in display.So, my idea is to cover it up with loading images or something else.
What is the better way to handle loading graph transition.
Thanks in advance
Loading graph with transition
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Re: Loading graph with transition
What if you do
Series.Clear
Series.Repaint (or Series.Refresh)
before you load the Graph B
You can also create a label "Loading" and set its visible property to true (and probably call Label.Refresh) before the GraphB load, then afterwards set its visible property to False
Series.Clear
Series.Repaint (or Series.Refresh)
before you load the Graph B
You can also create a label "Loading" and set its visible property to true (and probably call Label.Refresh) before the GraphB load, then afterwards set its visible property to False