Labels missing from Pie Chart with version .20

[realsol]

I had labels turned on my Pie chart, but didn't like the look a few days ago, so I shut them off. But now that I know I can't scroll the Legend if slices are cut off in the Legend, I figured I would give the user the choice of turning them on or off.

But now, the only way I can get labels to show is in design mode when I set the chart to Random rather than the database. Once I choose Database, set my values and run the application, labels never come back on.

2 part question. Can you reproduce this using a database on your side? How can I implement turning on and off labels in code? Maybe it has something to do with the saving of the properties in design mode.

[Yeray]

Hello,

I can connect a database to a TPieSeries in a TDBChart and toggle the marks visibility normally.
See the test project attached:

testFMXDatasource.zip

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[realsol]

The DB is encrypted. Could I get the conditionals, please?

[realsol]

I figured out why this is happening. I make changes to the Master View, but they are not being honored in the Windows or the OSX view unless I make the changes there too.

I made a mistake when originally creating the app. I have always used a DataModule in all of my programs with Datasets. But I couldn't figure out how to do this when I start coding in Berlin, so my main form holds all datasets. I have had a problem in the past where I deactivate a Query in design mode, but it stays active in the Windows and OSX views.

This is kind of what is happening here and I don't know how to fix it other than going to each view and making the same changes I have made in the Master View if they aren't being honored in the other views.

I had to make marks visible and adjust the callouts for all 3 views. This isn't right. How can I somehow make the Windows and OSX desktop views honor changes I make to the chart in the Master View?

[realsol]

I read this on Embarcadero's site. Hope it helps.

Restoring the Property Values of a Component from Master

To restore the property values from the Master view on a component of another view:
Select the candidate view from the View Selector.
On the Form Designer, right-click the target component.
Select Revert to Inherited from the context menu.

[Yeray]

Hello,

The DB is encrypted. Could I get the conditionals, please?

"TeeChart Pro Database" has blank user and password.

I'm glad to hear you found the root of the problem and how to solve it!