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In the last part of FusionCharts XT with ASP.NET series, we will create LinkedCharts using MS SQL Server data and C#. LinkedCharts is a pioneering concept by FusionCharts, which allows you to create unlimited levels of drill-down using a single data source. LinkedCharts is most useful when the user requires to go from a summarized view to a granular view, such as annual revenue >> quarterly revenue >> monthly revenue, and back in the reverse order. LinkedCharts help in maintaining the context of the complete data set when the user is traversing down (or up). In LinkedCharts, the parent chart contains all the data or data sources for its child charts. The child charts can also be configured in every way imaginable.

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In the third part of FusionCharts XT with ASP.NET series, we will create drill-down JavaScript charts using data from MS SQL Server. Drill-down charts are best suited for situations which require the user to go from a summarized view to a granular view. Drill-down charts can present annual revenue >> quarterly revenue >> monthly revenue; or global sales >> sales by country >> sales by state >> sales by city. FusionCharts XT supports unlimited levels of drill-down, and the chart types and chart attributes can be configured for each level. To create drill-down charts in ASP.NET, we will use the .NET library that is bundled with the FusionCharts Suite. This library automatically generates the HTML, JavaScript and XML required to plot your charts, so that you don’t need to.
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JavaScript charts using SQL Server data with FusionCharts XT – Part 2

March 30, 2012 Tutorials
JavaScript charts using SQL Server data with FusionCharts XT – Part 2

In the second part of FusionCharts XT with ASP.NET series, learn how to use SQL Server data to create JavaScript charts. We will use the .NET library bundled with FusionCharts XT to create charts in ASP.NET (C#). In the first article of this series, we saw how this .NET library reduces developer effort and generates the HTML and JavaScript required to produce interactive charts in the browser…

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How to use FusionCharts in Windows .NET Applications (WinForms) – Part 3

October 10, 2009 Tutorials
How to use FusionCharts in Windows .NET Applications (WinForms) – Part 3

It’s been some time since we last talked about using FusionCharts in your .NET applications. Hopefully now you know how to generate charts from data entered in forms, and how to get back the data from the chart in CSV format. In this post, we’ll see how to generate a chart using data from a remote XML file and save…

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How to use FusionCharts in Windows .NET Applications (WinForms) – Part 2

September 23, 2009 Tutorials
How to use FusionCharts in Windows .NET Applications (WinForms) – Part 2

How did it feel to use FusionCharts in your .NET application? Cool huh? We thought so too. In case you are wandering what we are talking about, please check out our earlier post on how to use FusionCharts in Windows .NET applications.

Like we promised, we’re back with a lot more that you can do with FusionCharts in your…

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How to use FusionCharts in Windows .NET Applications (WinForms)

September 15, 2009 Tutorials
How to use FusionCharts in Windows .NET Applications (WinForms)

Here at FusionCharts, we are always trying to make life as simple as possible for you. Just the other day,  a user wanted to embed FusionCharts in a payroll application he was developing – a Windows .NET desktop application. Having helped him with that, we realized that you might need the same for your application. So in this post, we will outline the basic steps needed to embed FusionCharts in…

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