Hi Lazar,

Thank you for the reply.

Unfortunately, the solution is unable to work because the Date property in my code (equiv to your Timestamp) is not a recognised as a javascript Date.

It is databound to a C# DateTime type from the controller. The label is shown as something similar to /Date(1289923200000)/.

Do you have another solution to this?

Regards,

Roy

Roy,

Sorry for the late reply. This slipped through the cracks, somehow. JSON date serialization is in a pretty annoying state at present. One option you have is to render the dates to strings on the server. Or if you want them to fly over the wire as dates and adjust them on the client you just may need to get them into the right format for display for the chart. One way of going about this is something like this:

$("#chart1").igDataChart("option", "axes",
        [{
            name: "xAxis",
            formatLabel: function (value) {
                var val = new Date(parseInt(value.Date.substr(6))),
                ret = val.getMonth() + 1 + "/" + val.getDate() + "/" + val.getFullYear();

                return ret;
            }
        }]);

Hope this helps!

-Graham

Lazar's version may have actually been MVC 4 specific, as they may do something more automatic for JSON dates by that stage. But I saw the output you were seeing when using MVC3. The snippet I provide should help adjust that date format for display.