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I'm attempting to make a custom overview with pan/zoom scroll bar. The problem is, the data in the chart is not the total viewable amount of data (which I have stored in my own buffers) so I need to control the drawing manually. I have this working using textboxes, I have a start point and an end point which causes my primary chart surface to zoom out to the range specified from my buffers.

Now I need to bind these integer properties to the grips of the scroll bar, but it seems if you don't bind them to the chart's axis they send you to a break mode. I don't want the scroll bar directly bound to an axis on the chart, is this not possible?

  • Hi Kevin, SO question asking guidelines require as much info as possible to reproduce a problem. Please see https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask. The community can be quite brutal with down-voting if you don't follow the guidelines! – Dr. Andrew Burnett-Thompson May 04 '18 at 09:30
  • So why are the forums disabled then? I was doing just fine there. Why switch over to a terrible system where people are only interested in votes instead of actually helping people? –  May 04 '18 at 13:45
  • Perhaps a discussion to take up by emailing SciChart? – Dr. Andrew Burnett-Thompson May 04 '18 at 18:11

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