This is not just a recompiled version of Quick Charts for Silverlight. It has been specifically tailored for touch-based interface and smaller screen:

• Value axis in serial chart and legend are displayed inside the plot area and can be switched on/off by touching the category axis
• Standard tooltips (unsupported on Windows Phone) were replaced by custom balloons
• Unlike tooltips balloons appear on touch and stay on until user touches somewhere else

As usual Quick Charts are free and open source.

Download amCharts Quick Charts for Windows Phone

Let us know what you think in the forums.

Note: if you’ve used DataGroupingInterval enumeration explicitly in your code make sure to recompile your project against new dll and verify that your code is working properly.

Download amCharts Stock Chart for WPF & Silverlight

Here’s a complete change log:

• FEATURE ADDED: added more DataGroupingInterval values for smoother grouping in "time" range. NOTE: if your code used DataGroupingInterval enum directly make sure everything works as expected since values were inserted between other values.
• FEATURE ADDED: added StockChart.MinimumDataGroupingInterval and MaximumDataGroupingInterval properties to constrain automatic data grouping interval switching
• COSMETIC IMPROVEMENT: when Brush is set on Candlestick graph, the value is used for candle outline.
• BUGFIX: in some scenarios it wasn’t possible to modify control template under Silverlight
• BUGFIX: in some scenarios ArgumentOutOfRangeException was thrown when hovering over an empty chart.
• BUGFIX: in some cases exception was thrown when hovering over an empty chart plot area
• BUGFIX: Collapsing and showing charts (using Chart.Collapse()/Show() methods) sometimes resulted in charts overlapping
• BUGFIX: in Raw (milliseconds) mode Value field data was used instead of Volume
• BUGFIX: when ArrowUp bullet was set on axis it wasn’t visible
• COSMETIC FIX: mouse cursor wasn’t returning to regular Arrow after mouse was released after dragging/scrolling the chart.

Here’s the scoop of what’s new":

* FEATURE: "link_with" attribute now works with lines also.

* FEATURE: "active" attribute for <labels>. Set it to "false"
  and it will not take hover focus from the underlying objects.

* BUG FIX: clicking on a movie contained within area caused that
  area’s color to be reset to default one.

* BUG FIX: fixed bug in negative area value handling.

* BUG FIX: <background><stretch> settings was being ignored.

* BUG FIX: fixed bug in hover colors on areas linked with a movie.

* BUG FIX: undefined areas now don’t display hand cursor when
  rolled over.

* BUG FIX: lines now don’t display hand cursor unless they’re
  clickable.

* NEW MAPS: Bhutan, Dominican Republic, Laos, Nepal, Pakistan,
  Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam

* UPDATED MAPS: India (map), Japan (map and data)

* SAMPLE: added "wrold_with_antarctica" sample/data file

Logarithmic Scale for Y-axis

Value axes can now use logarithmic scale. set <values><y_left><logarithmic> to true in order to make axis logarithmic. Note, logarithmic axis can’t display values less or equal to zero. For this reason log scale won’t be used when comparing data sets and values are recalculated to percent.

Axis can be switched to logarithmic and backwards using JavaScript function setLogarithmic(chartId, axis, param). For example:

flashMovie.setLogarithmic(0, "left", true);

Trend Lines [Example]

Users of the chart can now draw trend lines. To enable drawing, set
<chart_trend_lines><drawing_enabled> to true. There are some more settings in this group which allows controlling color, opacity and some more properties of the lines.

When drawing is enabled, pencil and eraser icons appear on top right corner of the chart. Check drawing_trend_lines example to see this in action.

The same as events, trend lines can also be loaded from the file – file name is specified for each data set, using <trend_lines_file_name> setting. Check trend_lines.xml for an example of trend lines file.

Trend lines can be added directly to the settings file:

<data_set>
   <trend_lines>
      <trend_line>

Using the same syntax as in the trend_lines.xml file.

You can also set trend lines with JavaScript function flashMovie.setTrendLines(trend_lines, remove_old); where trend_lines is the same XML (one line sring).

Trend lines can be shown or hidden with these JS functions:

flashMovie.showTrendLines()
flashMovie.hideTrendLines()

Set Week Start

It is now possible to define a weekday from which a week starts. Usually this is important for countries, where trading starts on Sunday. So, if your week starts on Sunday, set:

<date_formats>
  <first_week_day>0</first_week_day>

0 is for Sunday, 1 – Monday, etc. The default value is 1.

As usually it can be downloaded by all commercial amMap license holders from our customer download area.

Be sure to download Premium Map Pack from our customer download area.

Owners of commercial licenses for ASP.NET Controls for amCharts can now access the C# source code. Just login into our customer area to get access.

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Download Stock Chart v.1.2.1

Here’s a complete change log:

• COSMETIC IMPROVEMENT: it’s now possible to set brush for scroller values by setting Foreground property on the scroller.
• BUGFIX: Sometimes exception was thrown when rendering filled areas in Silverlight
• BUGFIX: exception was thrown in design-mode in Silverlight version.
• BUGFIX: dragging scroller thumb to the right fast expanded selection dramatically
• BUGFIX: NullReferenceException when removing all DataSets

Quick Charts is an easy to use, fast set of charting controls for WPF & Silverlight. And it’s FREE and Open Source (Ms-PL)!

Quick Charts motto is: Ease of Use, Speed, Small Footprint. It is amCharts Bundle’s little brother. It has less features, but concentrates on what’s important for the majority of users. In order to achieve this we didn’t just strip the features off of amCharts Bundle, but created Quick Charts from scratch.

Key features:

• Ease of use

  By analyzing user feedback we’ve determined what features are most important to the majority of scenarios and left everything else out. As a result we have an API that is very easy to master.

• Speed

  Absence of complicated rarely used features let’s the charts do what they do fast.

• Small footprint

  Current version is only 54kb uncompressed and in compressed form it’s only 19kb! This is especially important in Silverlight where every byte counts.

• Support for essential chart types

  QuickCharts support Line, Column, Area and Pie charts.

• Automatic axes and grid

  Serial chart automatically recalculates and rearranges axes and grids based on chart size (try resizing panes in the demo above).

• Support for data-binding

  As any other bindable WPF and Silverlight controls quick charts can be bound to any data object implementing IEnumberable interface.

• Free, unbranded & Open Source

  Quick Charts are absolutely free. There’s no branding, link backs or anything like that. And source code is released under very permissive Ms-PL license.

Beta version of amCharts Quick Charts for WPF & Silverlight is available for immediate download.

Download amCharts Stock Chart for WPF and Silverlight

Here’s a complete change log:

• FEATURE ADDED: Stacking of single value graphs. Added AxisType property to ValueAxis class, It can be set to Linear (default), Stacked or Stacked100Percent. All graphs assigned to this axis should be of the single value type (use another axis for Ohlc or CandleStick graphs). Gapped graphs may produce unexpected results.
• FEATURE ADDED: added Chart.Collapse() and Chart.Show() methods to hide/show individual charts in stock chart and re-layout other charts.
• BUGFIX: "’NaN’ is not a valid value for property ‘Y1′." exception was thrown at design-time.
• BUGFIX: NullReferenceException was thrown when mouse was over the chart and new Chart objects were added to stock chart
• BUGFIX: combination of Graph.ConnectOverGaps = false and Chart.IsDataGroupingEnabled = false resulted in a graph with invisible line.
• BUGFIX: Scroller was not updated when data set ItemsSource changed.
• BUGFIX: custom Chart and Graph level EventBullets were not visually removed when removing them from EventBullets collection.
• BUGFIX: Charts weren’t showing up in Out-of-Browser mode in Silverlight.
• BUGFIX: Silverlight version: zooming in deep on line graphs with points spread far apart sometimes resulted in ghost lines appearing on the chart.
• BUGFIX: Removing Chart for StockChart.Charts collection resulted in null reference exception
• BUGFIX: Data grouping was never switching to Raw (milliseconds) mode.