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dxPolarChart commonSeriesSettings point image
In a common case, chart points are represented by default point markers. However, you can use a custom image as a point marker. To do this, specify the properties of the image object. Assign a URL leading to your image to the url property. If the size of your image does not correspond to your needs, specify the width and height properties. NOTE If you do not need to resize your image, you can
dxPolarChart series point image
In a common case, chart points are represented by default point markers. However, you can use a custom image as a point marker. To do this, specify the properties of the image object. Assign a URL leading to your image to the url property. If the size of your image does not correspond to your needs, specify the width and height properties. NOTE If you do not need to resize your image, you can
dxPolarChart LineSeries point image
In a common case, chart points are represented by default point markers. However, you can use a custom image as a point marker. To do this, specify the properties of the image object. Assign a URL leading to your image to the url property. If the size of your image does not correspond to your needs, specify the width and height properties. NOTE If you do not need to resize your image, you can
dxPolarChart ScatterSeries point image
In a common case, chart points are represented by default point markers. However, you can use a custom image as a point marker. To do this, specify the properties of the image object. Assign a URL leading to your image to the url property. If the size of your image does not correspond to your needs, specify the width and height properties. NOTE If you do not need to resize your image, you can
ODataStore
jQuery JavaScript var store = new DevExpress.data.ODataStore({ url: "http://www.example.com/Northwind.svc/Products", key: "ProductID", keyType: "Int32", // Other ODataStore properties go here }); // ===== or inside the DataSource ===== var dataSource = new DevExpress.data.DataSource({ store: { type: "odata", url: "http://www.example.com/Northwind.svc/Products