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Previous blog posts have introduced FilterStrategies and some different ways that they can be used. Today we introduce the DynamicFilterStrategy, which allows you to use different FilterStrategies depending on the chart's zoom level. This gives you more control and flexibility when it comes to filtering data by allowing you to abstract overly detailed regions when the chart is fully zoomed out, but to use a greater level of detail as you zoom in. Sound complicated? It isn't.

The Visiblox team is delighted to announce the availability of Visiblox Charts v2.2! You can get a copy of the free edition now right here. If you are a Premium customer with a valid support license, contact support to arrange your free upgrade to the new version. Not yet a Premium customer? Head on over to get access to our excellent support along with updates and bug fix releases and get access to the premium features.

We've been busy over the last few months putting some great new improvements into our charts.

As we hope you are aware by now, Visiblox Charts 2.2 is out there and available to download now. If you are a Premium customer with an eligible support license key, please contact support to arrange your upgrade. If not, what are you waiting for? Head this way to gain access to our excellent support and upgrades.

We thought we'd just take a second to point out some of the new examples we have put together as a result of the new functionality version 2.2 of the component brings us.

Visiblox Charts has a good reputation for its performance and flexibility - we think it's a reputation well deserved. What's more our customers consistently give us excellent feedback about the quality of the support we provide - which we're absolutely delighted about. Rest assured that we're not standing still though. We're continuing to develop the product and extend its capabilities, so we thought we'd take a minute or two and give you an idea of what we've been working on that you can expect in the next release.

Introduction

Following on from our previous post on retemplating axes, we are now going to take a look at how we can subclass our chosen axis type to completely alter its layout. We will do this through the OnApplyTemplate method which takes various elements from the ControlTemplate and positions those elements.