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5 votes
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ASP.NET Core MVC (& .NET Standard) support
It would be nice to have full .net standard support for ASP.NET Core MVC. The dependency to System.Web is blocking usage on newer dotnet core projects.
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VB.NET examples and instructions
It would be nice if you provided a VB.NET example because not everyone programs in C#. A lot of work goes into converting the instructions to VB.
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Exporting/Download Chart object as Image
This would be nice, when generating server side PDF's. There would be 2 ways to solve this. Either add functionality to the chart object like .GetImage(), which provides an image of the chart as it would look rendered - or provide the correct JSON representation of the chart object to be sent to the HighCharts Export Server, which would the return an image that could be placed onto a PDF. Currently you have to make your own wrapper for highcharts export server, and it would make alot more sense that the Highcharts .net lib itself supported one of the 2…
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.NET Support X-Range/Gantt charts
It would be nice to have full .net standard support X-Range/Gantt charts for .NET.
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Full example on Meteogram for .NET
Since the meteogram is a rather complicated rendering schedule and we have not been able to apply it, we suggest creating a working example that visualizes this graphically with static data. In the description there is a JS code for the MVC .NET project, but it is not enough to visualize the meteogram itself.
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Highcharts() or ToHtmlString() should have an option to exclude event listener bindings
The Highcharts() or ToHtmlString() methods should support an option that excludes the creation of the event listener bindings. These are not needed when the generated script code is placed at the bottom of the page, which is where scripts tags should be located according to best practices.
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Highcharts() or ToHtmlString() should have an option to exclude <div>
The Highcharts() or ToHtmlString() methods should support a option to excludes the creation of the <div> tag as I want to create this myself with additional styling and classes.
1 vote
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