DateTimeAxis and binding to an XML attribute

Hi all,
I'm trying to find a way to bind DateTimeAxis to a different
field
(other than date). but to no avail.
this is a piece of the XML I'm getting from the server:
<cht f1="2007-11-11" r1="677.000000000"
c1="3229.000000000"
c2="447.790000000" i1="2850345.000000000" ></cht>
I would like to bind DateTimeAxis to the f1 attribute.
Thanks,
Yoni

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I tried even XmlSerializerFormat public partial class Id : IXmlSerializable {
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[XmlAttribute]
public string lmsId;
/// <remarks/>
[XmlAttribute]
public string unitId;
/// <remarks/>
[XmlAttribute]
public string lmsPresId;
/// <remarks/>
[XmlAttribute]
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return null;
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writer.WriteAttributeString("lmsPresId", lmsPresId.ToString());
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then I am getting everything in the xml as xmlElements instead of XmlAttributes But I am getting all the data as elements instead of Xmlattributes

I will test it.
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