Is it possible to generate HTML charts dynamically in windows forms.

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hi,
in windows form application, I need to generate charts in forms and html web page,
Is it possible. If yes, Please tell me how to do.

Thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

i did not know how to do, and what to do.

Posted 6-Apr-16 8:06am

Ranjith_RK

Updated 6-Apr-16 8:41am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Apr-16 0:04am

What does it mean "and"? Windows forms is one thing, Web page is another one.
What do you want to achieve? Identical rendering in Windows forms and Web page? Rendering page in Windows Forms application and some dynamic behavior (then why? what's wrong with Windows graphic?)
What?
—SA

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2016-04-06T08:41:00

Solution 1

Have look at SVG Tutorial[^].
An SVG graphic is an XML piece of text that you can generate on fly and paste where you need in html code.

Posted 6-Apr-16 8:41am

Patrice T

Updated 6-Apr-16 10:23am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Apr-16 0:02am

This is a good choice, but I guess the real issue is "in Windows forms". That it, it would need WebBrowser control, or something.

Besides, this is not the only choice. (Canvas object? something else?)

The real trouble is that it's not at all formulated what the inquirer wants to achieve — please see my comment to the question.

—SA

Patrice T 7-Apr-16 2:16am

Ok, I see