DxPolarChart<T>.ShowTooltip(T, String) Method

Shows the tooltip for the specified series point.

Namespace: DevExpress.Blazor

Assembly: DevExpress.Blazor.v25.1.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Blazor

Declaration

public void ShowTooltip(
    T point,
    string seriesName
)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
point	T	The series point for which the tooltip is shown.
seriesName	String	The series name.

Remarks

Add a DxChartTooltip object to chart markup and set the DxChartTooltip.Enabled property to true to enable tooltip functionality.

DxPolarChart allows you to change tooltip visibility in code. Call ShowTooltip method overloads to show the tooltip for the specified series point. To hide the tooltip, call the HideTooltip() method.

When you call ShowTooltip method overloads, DxPolarChart raises the TooltipShowing event. In the event handler, you can get information about the tooltip and specify whether it should appear.

The following code snippet displays custom Show Tooltip and Hide Tooltip buttons that show and hide the tooltip for the specified series point:

Razor

<DxPolarChart Data=@DataSource @ref="@polarChart">
    <DxPolarChartBarSeries Name="Day"
                           Color="Color.Sienna"
                           ArgumentField="@((DiscretePoint i) => i.Arg)"
                           ValueField="@((DiscretePoint i) => i.Day)" />
    <DxPolarChartBarSeries Name="Night"
                           Color="Color.MidnightBlue"
                           ArgumentField="@((DiscretePoint i) => i.Arg)"
                           ValueField="@((DiscretePoint i) => i.Night)" />
    <DxPolarChartValueAxis ValueType="ChartAxisDataType.Numeric" />
    <DxChartTooltip Enabled="true" />
    <DxChartLegend Position="RelativePosition.Outside" />
</DxPolarChart>

<DxButton Text=" Show Tooltip" Click="@OnShowTooltipButtonClick" />
<DxButton Text = "Hide Tooltip" Click="@OnHideTooltipButtonClick" />

@code {
    DxPolarChart<DiscretePoint> polarChart;
    string seriesName = "Night";

    void OnShowTooltipButtonClick() {
        var point = DataSource.Where(i => i.Arg == "June").FirstOrDefault();
        if(point != null)
            // Pass the series name as a parameter
            polarChart.ShowTooltip(point, seriesName);
            // Pass the series index (order) as a parameter
            polarChart.ShowTooltip(point, 1);
    }

    void OnHideTooltipButtonClick() {
        polarChart.HideTooltip();
    }
}

SalesData.cs

List<DiscretePoint> DataSource = new List<DiscretePoint> {
    new DiscretePoint("January", "6", "2"),
    new DiscretePoint("February", "7", "2"),
    new DiscretePoint("March", "10", "3"),
    new DiscretePoint("April", "14", "5"),
    new DiscretePoint("May", "18", "8"),
    new DiscretePoint("June", "21", "11"),
    new DiscretePoint("July", "22", "13"),
    new DiscretePoint("August", "22", "13"),
    new DiscretePoint("September", "19", "11"),
    new DiscretePoint("October", "15", "8"),
    new DiscretePoint("November", "10", "5"),
    new DiscretePoint("December", "7", "3"),
};

public class DiscretePoint {
    public string Arg { get; set; }
    public string Day { get; set; }
    public string Night { get; set; }

    public DiscretePoint(string arg, string day, string night) {
        Arg = arg;
        Day = day;
        Night = night;
    }
}