Solved: Classic ASP Image Stream - and InternetExplorer

Scott Fell

6/29/2012

Can you point to the example you were using at http://www.steema.com

Kristen Jones

6/29/2012

ASKER

Actually here is an old post that I used to get the code done wow like 10 years ago but still in Google results
http://www.teechart.net/support/viewtopic.php?p=6234

The code has not changed in 10 years.. so there is something in this new IE that is causing it to act up.

Scott Fell

6/29/2012

I have not used this charting program but maybe it has something to do with the binary write or the fact there is not an extension and ie9 does not know what do do with it.

I found the code below that writes the file as a jpg then uses the image. I wonder if that will help.
http://www.steema.com/support/faq/NewAX/FAQ_AX_ASPSPEC.htm

<HTML>
<%
dim filePath
dim httpPath
dim outputTeefile
dim outputJpegfile

' where server filepath locates to the same as URL below
filePath = "d:\data\WebTestFiles\"
httpPath = "http://128.0.0.55/testfiles/"
outputTeefile = "Chart" & Session.Sessionid & Replace(Time, ".", "") &
".tee"
outputJpegfile = "Chart" & Session.Sessionid & Replace(Time, ".", "") &
".jpg"
Set Chart1 = CreateObject("TeeChart.TChart")
Chart1.AddSeries(1)
Chart1.Aspect.View3D=False
'use your methods eg via DB to populate Chart or...
Chart1.Series(0).FillSampleValues 20
Chart1.Export.SaveToFile filepath & outputTeefile
Chart1.Export.SaveToJPEGFile filepath & outputJpegfile, False,
jpegBestQuality, 100, 450, 290
%>
<HEAD></HEAD><BODY>
<p>In the client section of the page you can display JPEG or Live
Charts.</p>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=VBSCRIPT>
Sub FillChart()
TChart1.Import.LoadFromURL("<%=httpPath%><%=outputTeefile %>")
End Sub
Sub TChart1_OnAfterDraw()
TChart1.Canvas.Font.Color = RGB(240,240,50)
TChart1.Canvas.Font.Bold=True
If TChart1.SeriesCount > 0 then
If TChart1.Series(0).Count > 0 then
TChart1.Canvas.TextOut TChart1.Axis.Left.Position, _
TChart1.Axis.Top.Position - 18, _
"Max point: " & TChart1.Series(0).YValues.Maximum
End if
End if
end sub
</SCRIPT>

<p>Here loading the Chart with a button (or could use IE Window_Onload
event):</p>
<p><input type="button" value="Populate Chart" onclick="FillChart"
name="cdmChart1"></p>

<OBJECT ID="TChart1" WIDTH=450 HEIGHT=290
CLASSID="CLSID:008BBE7E-C096-11D0-B4E3-00A0C901D681">
</OBJECT>

<IMG SRC=<%=httpPath%><%=outputJpegfile%>> </A>

</BODY></HTML>

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There are so many good javascript charting scripts now you can integrate with asp or any language, perhaps it would be easier to start with new graphs unless you have a lot of pages.

https://developers.google.com/chart/

http://code.google.com/p/flot/

http://www.jqplot.com/

Kristen Jones

7/7/2012

ASKER

I accepted mine because it was the correct solution.