In this blog post we will look at 3 different ways of customizing diagram links. They are:
The following image illustrates DiagramLink s created by each of the three methods.
In this tutorial we will use the BarChart control from the JavaScript Charting library to build a mekko chart in React. The final chart is shown below:
In this blog post we will show you how to customize the captions that appear on forms in MindFusion Scheduler for JavaScript. You can use the same technique to change any string or format that appear on the UI of a calendar. We will do this through the localization files. Here is a screenshot from the final application:
When you download the trial version of the JavaScript scheduler or the JavaScript pack you will see a folder called “Localization”. There you have JSON and JS files that represent the captions and formatting strings of the UI for the calendar. They can both be used to customize the calendar.
This tutorial demonstrates how to use the flexbox layout to arrange the various diagram controls that come with the diagram library for React. The controls we will arrange are DiagramView , NodeListView , Ruler , Overview, Zoomer and Ruler. This is a screenshot of the final application:
We build our project using the React framework and MindFusion diagram library for React available from https://www.npmjs.com/package/diagram-library-react.
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In this blog post we are going to use the CanvasLayer of the JavaScript map library to build a web page that renders a city map with overlay polygons of the districts, covered by various couriers of a company. Each area is a separate in different color. Here is the final result:
