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ChartControl.ExportToHtml(String, HtmlExportOptions) Method

Exports a chart to the specified file path in HTML format using the specified HTML-specific options.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraCharts

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraCharts.v24.2.UI.dll

Declaration

public void ExportToHtml(
    string filePath,
    HtmlExportOptions options = null
)

Parameters

Name Type Description
filePath String

A String which specifies the full path (including the file name and extension) to where the HTML file will be created.

Optional Parameters

Name Type Default Description
options HtmlExportOptions null

A HtmlExportOptions object which specifies the HTML export options to be applied when a chart is exported.

Remarks

If a file under the specified file path exists, the new file replaces it.

To show the standard Print dialog, use the ChartControl.Print method. The dialog allows end-users to print the chart, select the printer (if required), specify the range of pages to print, the number of copies, etc.

To display the DevExpress Print Preview use one of the following methods.

Method Description
ChartControl.ShowPrintPreview Creates the print document and displays the Print Preview of the document.
ChartControl.ShowRibbonPrintPreview Creates the print document and displays the Print Preview with the Ribbon toolbar of the document.

To export the chart, use the appropriate ExportTo~ method (e.g., ChartControl.ExportToHtml, ChartControl.ExportToPdf, etc.)

Important

Note that, exporting to raster and vector images is implemented by the Chart and does not require any library.

The chart can be previewed, printed and exported to other formats only if the Printing library is available. Make sure you add a reference to the DevExpress.XtraPrinting.v24.2 assembly.

Also note that chart export to PDF requires the DevExpress.Pdf.Core library to be available.

Example

The following example demonstrates how to export a chart to HTML and MHT files. You may use similar methods in your applications to export a ChartControl as HTML of MHT.

using System.IO;
using DevExpress.XtraCharts;
using DevExpress.XtraPrinting;
// ...

private void ExportChartToHTML(ChartControl chart) {
    if (chart.IsPrintingAvailable) {
        // Create an object containing HTML export options.
        HtmlExportOptions htmlOptions = new HtmlExportOptions();

        // Set HTML-specific export options.
        htmlOptions.CharacterSet = "utf-8";
        htmlOptions.RemoveSecondarySymbols = false;
        htmlOptions.Title = "Unicode UTF-8 Example";

        // Export a chart to an HTML file.
        chart.ExportToHtml("OutputUnicode.html", htmlOptions);

        // Export a chart to a stream as HTML.
        using (FileStream htmlStream = new FileStream("OutputDefault.html", FileMode.Create)){
            chart.ExportToHtml(htmlStream, htmlOptions);
        }
    }
}


private void ExportChartToMHT(ChartControl chart) {
    if (chart.IsPrintingAvailable) {
        // Create an object containing MHT export options.
        MhtExportOptions mhtOptions = new MhtExportOptions();

        // Set MHT-specific export options.
        mhtOptions.CharacterSet = "iso-8859-1";
        mhtOptions.Title = "Unicode UTF-8 Example";

        // Export a chart to an MHT file.
        chart.ExportToMht("OutputUnicode.mht", mhtOptions);

        // Export a chart to a stream as MHT.
        using (FileStream mhtStream = new FileStream("OutputDefault.mht", FileMode.Create)){
            chart.ExportToMht(mhtStream, mhtOptions);
        }
    }
}
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