Tooltip for points in 'Chart Engine'-diagram

Hi,
I am using the Chart Engine (Class CL_GUI_CHART_ENGINE) to display a column chart.
Is there a way to show the value of a point in a tooltip when placing the mouse cursor on a column?
Thanks for any suggestions!
Regards, Mathis

Have you already updated your SAPGUI installation? Make sure to use the latest SAPGUI 6.40 or 7.10 patchlevel!
Mathis, you are right: the control checks the data XML for alt within the extension attributes. If you define alt the text is used as a tooltip. If there's no alt (or even no extension) in the data XML then the control automatically creates the tooltip as described above (displaying Series/Point/Value).
Example:
<Series label="Coffee" extension="alt='Tooltip of the series'">
  <Point extension="alt='Tooltip of the point'">
   <Value type="y">94</Value>
  </Point>
  <Point>
   <Value type="y">10</Value>
  </Point>
</Series>
<Series>
  <Point>
   <Value type="y">20</Value>
  </Point>
</Series>
Here the first point displays 'Tooltip of the point', the second one 'Tooltip of the series', and the first one of the second series displays 'Series: 2 / Point: 1 / Value: 20.000'.
@Jonathan: the href sapevent thing is used for firing events from the control to ABAP. Using this feature you can implement an event handler as in graphics_gui_ce_demo on_click (also check create_custom_demo and look for href).
Regards, Kai

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