I have a requirement in a project in which I need to implement an event calendar to display Quarterly by Year. Currently Fullcalendar.io doesn't seem to cater this functionality. Also found one question regarding this by some folks but Arshaw (the creator) just closed it without further details here: https://github.com/fullcalendar/fullcalendar/issues/2861
My goal is to display the events using Fullcalendar v4.2.0 in a quarterly manner per year. In case you got some work around please let me know. Thank you.
P.S. it will get integrated in angularjs (old but gold)
I am working on ReactJS project. I want to use Calendar which will highlight Indonesian holidays, and also I want to highlight some specific dates and disable other dates.
I am searching over the google and tried many solutions but didn't get any solution as I required.
I would love to appreciate any help from you guys.
Thanks in advance.
In the version 6 of AnyGantt (Flash), I could to define Non Working Days and Non Working Hours in calendar at Timeline, as you can see below...
(http://6.anychart.com/products/anygantt/docs/users-guide/index.html?calendar.html)
But now, I don´t know how can I define in my Gantt chart what are the Non Working Days.
Unfortunately you can't do this in the current version, but this feature is in the roadmap and will be available in version 7.10.0 version ETA: Apr'16.
http://www.anychart.com/products/anychart/roadmap/
I have not seen any evidence that this has capability has been added. I am using AnyChart v7.11.0.1136. Anyone else figured this out?
I'm a french beginner dev and I need to draw charts using WPF and IronPython. I'm coding with MVS2010 and I didn't find any help on Google.
Does anybody have an idea ? Something to help me ?
Thanks all,
Ben
Charting is difficult, and it's usually best to rely on a tried-and-true library like ChartFX and invest your time and energy into solving real business problems.
If you have difficulty convincing your management to purchase the library, divide the cost by your weekly pay and think about if it's possible to build something better in that many weeks. More than likely it's not.
If you're just learning, there are also some open source options like VISIFire.
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i am writing a financial WPF desktop application and i am looking for a component that would allow me to display (and print) OHLC, candlestick, and possibly other types of financial charts. I need to be able to embed custom graphics into the chart, i mean graphics such as extra lines, additional charts, etc. the component needs to support overlaying of different chart types as well. and it has to look professional, unlike these 3D charts that I have seen on codeplex. any help would be appreciated.
thanks
konstantin
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Here are some recommendations:
Visfire is free.
StockChart SL VERY professional but it costs $2000-3000 USD.
ZedGraph is also free, but it's just C#.
I'm a sucker for free stuff, but if you're working for a company that has extra cash to shell out at the most fancy stuff out there, then you can try StockChart SL, otherwise it looks like Visfire should do it for you.
Full Disclosure: I am the owner and tech lead on the SciChart project, so without doubt I'm biased!
You can also check out SciChart, which is a commercial WPF & Silverlight stock chart control built with financial users in mind. It supports
Candlestick, OHLC
Line, Step-Line
Mountain
Column
Scatter
Band series, Step-Band Series
Annotations such as line, arrow, custom markers
Multiple linked charts with more chart types being prepared in the v2.0 release.
As far as performance / speed goes, it's pretty fast!, using the same low-level bitmap rendering as you find in Windows Forms charts.
It is being used in MTPredictor v7.5 (an Elliot Wave trading platform) who have tested it in live markets with several monitors and several charts all open, all ticking simultaneously. You can see a webinar of MTPredictor running SciChart here. Note MTP run a webinar once per day and videos are all on youtube.
We had a trial user contact us with a youtube demo showing scichart in real-time trading application, in a live market with multiple ticks per second being pushed to the chart.
On our website we have several live demos showing real-time financial charting and multi-pane financial charting. Note on the multi-pane demo you can switch to EURUSD and Hourly and show 100,000 bars right back to the year 2000 of the EURUSD continuous contract.
With this demo showing, click to pan, or select Zoom in the menu and click to zoom
Then, double click to zoom to extents
notice how fast & smooth the chart is even with 100,000 OHLC bars.
We also have an annotations demo (drag to zoom, double click to reset zoom), as well as some internal stress-test demo which loads and displays 2,000,000 candlesticks in under 500ms on a quad-core 2.3GHz i7 laptop. If speed is important to you please email us and request it if you want the source code for the stress-test.
It is a commercial chart (not free), but we aim to provide excellent support and fix bugs in a timely manner.
Hope this helps!
#SciChart: I like your chart for scientific charting but like StockChart SL from Modulus more for financial apps. It looks like finance is their niche. Based on the trial versions that I've seen it's pretty good performance and tons of finance related features. It looks like the price has come down to $500 also. But again your chart is better for science stuff. My company has a license for both your chart and the Modulus StockChart SL chart. We use both.
Welcome to 2013. Highstock is proabably the most powerful free-for-personal-use JavaScript stock charting library you can find.
Check out the demos at http://www.highcharts.com/stock/demo/flags-shapes