Is it possible to programmatically reset the zoom?

[Philippe Bourque]

When I clear the data in my SFChart, the zoom become active and really zoom in (I don't why???).

Is it possible to reset the zoom programmatically?

This will help me to put the scope in a real fresh state after clearing the datas.

Thanks,

Phil

[Yuvaraj Palanisamy]

Hi Philippe Bourque,  

  

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion Support.  

  

Yes, you can use the following code example to reset the zoom in while clearing the data.  

  

Code Example [ C#]  

   

ChartZoomPanBehavior zoom = new ChartZoomPanBehavior();  

zoom.Reset();  

   

  

Thanks,  

Yuvaraj  

[Philippe Bourque]

Thank you Yuvaraj, it works! 

Phil

[Yuvaraj Palanisamy]

Hi Phil,

Thanks for your update.

Thanks,
Yuvaraj
  

[Sarthak Jagetia]

Hi,

If I remove the button functionality in the sample provided and add the zoompan behaviour in OnCreate function, the chart does not automatically zoom in. 

How to achieve this?

[Michael Prabhu M]

Hi Sarthak Jagetia, 

 

Greetings from Syncfusion, we have analyzed your sample and we like to explain the behavior of ZoomByRange method, this method has 3 parameters, axis and its range min and max, calling this method during initializing the chart is not recommended because chart will not be rendered and there will not be any axis with range assigned to it. So, the right way to use this method is when the chart is completely rendered and there is an axis to alter its range, you can achieve this requirement by using ActualRangeChanged event in ChartAxis class. Please refer below code snippet.  

 

Code snippet [C#]:    

  

private bool isLoadTime = true; 

xAxis.ActualRangeChanged += XAxis_ActualRangeChanged; 

  

private void XAxis_ActualRangeChanged(object sender, ChartAxis.ActualRangeChangedEventArgs e) 

{ 

      if (isLoadTime) 

      { 

           zoomPan.ZoomByRange(xAxis, enddate.AddSeconds(-1000), enddate); 

      } 

  

      isLoadTime = false; 

} 

 

We have also modified the sample and it can be downloaded from the link below. 

Sample: 211972 

Thanks, 

Michael