Hey Tom,
Thanks for the reply
I've got the labels visible='false' and includeInLayout="false" so that
shouldn't come into play... although i've never looked too closely at
what the includeInLayout does... i just have trusted it to work...
anyway, my code is fairly simple i've got some base container that runs
through some xml and creates this component based on the xml elements.
StudiesBaseContainer.mxml extends VBox
private function setupStudy(val:XML):void
{
if([EMAIL PROTECTED]() != '')
{
var studyChart:StudyChart = new StudyChart();
studyChart.setStyle('horizontalAlign','center');
studyChart.setStyle('verticalAlign','middle');
studyChart.studyXML = val;
studyChart.maxHeight = 100;
studyChart.percentWidth = 100;
this.addChild(studyChart);
}
}
in the container that actually holds the chart, i've got some code that
calls events to get the data for that component and what not, but i'm
going to slim it down for our sake. I add my series dynamically based
on more xml configurable elements and attributes and all of that comes
back fine... all my style does is takes away the drop shadow from the
line (stroke)...
StudyChart.mxml extends VBox
<mx:LineChart id="studyChart"
width="100%" height="100%"
showDataTips="true"
color="#FFFFFF"
fontWeight="bold"
verticalAxisStyleName="vAxis"
seriesFilters="[]"
>
<mx:horizontalAxis>
<mx:DateTimeAxis dataUnits="days" />
</mx:horizontalAxis>
<mx:horizontalAxisRenderer>
<mx:AxisRenderer visible="false" includeInLayout="false"/>
</mx:horizontalAxisRenderer>
<mx:verticalAxis>
<mx:LinearAxis baseAtZero="false" autoAdjust="true"
minimum="-10000" />
</mx:verticalAxis>
<mx:verticalAxisRenderer>
<mx:AxisRenderer placement="right" visible="false"
includeInLayout="false" tickPlacement="outside"/>
</mx:verticalAxisRenderer>
</mx:LineChart>
here is two images...
please ignore the top selector chart with the handles on the right and
left side...
the first one shows the charts loading, the top one with the yellow
stroke for the data line is finished, the the one below it is still
loading
image 1 <http://axel.cfwebtools.com/chartWidth.jpg>
the second one is the charts loaded... but if you compare the two images
you can see the chart is shifted to the left, and it's not as wide as it
should be...
image 2 <http://axel.cfwebtools.com/chartWidth2.jpg>
thanks for the help... i'm open to anything.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Tom Chiverton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> On Friday 30 Nov 2007, jensen.axel wrote:
> > I have a vbox with a line chart in it's got 100% width at first
until
> > the data comes back, when the data gets back it shortens it's own
> > width... i'm a little confused why it doesn't stretch out...
>
> Could it be adjusting itself due to having to draw labels for the
axis' or
> something.
>
> --
> Tom Chiverton
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