That worked.  I also found I can add the information when I am setting up the axis so I don't have to guess which index it is.

axisX.OrientationType = AxisNumber.X_Axis;

axisX.SetLabelAxisType = SetLabelAxisType.ContinuousData;

axisX.Labels.Orientation = TextOrientation.VerticalLeftFacing;

Sorry, now I saw your previous post.

Unfortunately, even the image is rendered correctly; the interaction in ASP.NET is different than WinForms. In WinForms we are recreating the chart on every scroll change.

In ASP.NET the chart is created as an Image on the server and for that we are not supporting scrolling like in WinForms. In this case for every change we’ll need to create a new image on the server. In ASP.NET the only scrolling that we support is

UltraChart1.EnableScrollBar = true;

Here we create one big image, which we are scrolling on the browser, without going to the server.

Thank you for your answer Teodor. So Scrolling should also work on the asp chart. Different but it should work somehow. I guess my error was to enable the scrolling parameter on the axis?

UltraChart.EnableScrollBar was already set to true;

In ASP.NET it doesn’t work on composite chart.

So back to my first question:

Is there a plan to support scrolling in composite asp.net charts? Is there a workaround besides not using composite charts?