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hi i created stacked column dundas chart. nw i want to put it in the flash option in the image type option but when i click on the image type property there is no option for the flash. only jpeg,bmp,ppnf etc option are there?? Moreover ,there is no optin for the animation classes. what is the acctual propblem? is it with the dundas chart or with the .net?? do i need to put any DLL??? plz reply to it

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pointed to Dundas as the source for definitive answers and later resolved the issue in their environment. Missing items in the ImageType list or missing animation classes normally mean the chart control is running without the optional renderers or the design-time/export components that supply those choices — not a problem with ASP.NET itself.

Suggested checklist to diagnose and fix the symptom:

  • Re-run the Dundas installer (Modify/Repair) on the development machine and the server to ensure optional export/animation components are installed.
  • Verify design-time integration in Visual Studio: check the Toolbox and the control entry in Add/Remove Programs; missing design components limit the designer/property grid.
  • Confirm the same Dundas assemblies/features are present where you build the UI and where you deploy the app; server-side installs can differ from dev machines.
  • Check file-system permissions for any runtime export process (temporary or output directories) and confirm the app pool user can write files if exports are created dynamically.

Note about Flash: Flash reached end-of-life in 2020 and is no longer a recommended delivery format; consider moving to SVG/Canvas-based solutions or modern client-side chart libraries (Chart.js, D3, Highcharts) for animation and interactivity. For the official Adobe notice on Flash end-of-life see Adobe Flash Player | End of life.

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Member Avatar for Ramy Mahrous

Look, the one who can answer this question Dundas Technical Support team, but as I worked with Dundas from time to time, it's not problem of .net, rather Dundas don't support flash movies.

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newez i m able to find my answer myself.
actually enterprise edition supports flash but professional edition doesnt support flash.

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