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Tony Capone

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Feb 17, 2006, 3:22:07 AM2/17/06
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The latest .NET 1.1 build of TreemapControl does work within .NET 2.0
applications in all my WinForm-based tests. When I tried to duplicate your
unusual scenario, which I understand to be a TreemapControl embedded in a
UserControl embedded in a Web page (phew!), I couldn't get it to work even
under .NET 1.1.

Before you switched to .NET 2.0, were you able to instantiate a simple
TreemapControl in a Web page via an object tag? (Just the TreemapControl,
not your composite UserControl.) If so, can you post that page here, or at
least the object tag?

Thanks,
Tony

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> Tony Capone:
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> Any progress in updating the treemap control to work with .net 2.0?
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> Paul
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Feb 21, 2006, 10:21:27 AM2/21/06
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Tony,

Here's the object tag for the Custom control. I looked back through my old
projects and I cannot find an example of using the control by itself, though
I believe that that must have been one of my initial tests before creating
the current custom control. I "could " throw something together, though I'm
busy with other projects right now...will it do to just send you a zip of the
custom control? It is hooked up to a web-service, but there are also a
couple of other methods to draw the map via a local xml file or by just
calculating a treemap.

Paul

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<object
id="QuickMaps"

classid="http:_QuickMaps_Guest_WFC.dll#_QuickMaps_Guest_WFC._QuickMaps_Guest_control"
height="510" width="910">

<!--
above, the classid
"http:dllName.dll#[winformNameControl.cs].[className]" ie.,
dll#namespace.className
-->
</object>

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