It is as per the design. In case of multi series chart, the tick mark needs to be in the the middle of all the available series. Whenever you set viewport manually, the viewport actually starts from the given position ignoring the series that are left behind.
@Christian
We have just released v1.9.5.1 with this bug fix. Please refer to the release blog for more information.
Please download the latest version and let us know your feedback.
kiukiu
data_points must be array of objects. So, each element inside an array must be an object.
y value should be an array of 4 values not just comma separated value.
Also, try with following things and check if there is some error:
-> echo $result and see if it is returning a value from DB
-> echo $data_points to check if you have the value in prescribed format.
kiukiu
What is the problem that you are facing? Are you getting some error?
Adriano Marto Reis
As of now, we don’t have Stacked Spline Area chart but you can use this workaround.
graywithanA,
Please take a look at this jsFiddle.
Christian,
Thanks for reporting. We are working on this issue and it will be resolved in next version.
Christian,
Thanks for reporting. We’ll look into this issue and get back to you at the earliest.
The behavior is designed like that. Zooming area is invalidated based on the minimum-difference between the dataPoints as of now. We will reconsider this behavior and get back to you at the earliest.
oneworld
Can you please create a jsFiddle so that we can understand the issue in better way?
shaikh
You can do that for sure. Take a look at this jsFiddle.
xiaosongzou,
It is designed this way. We don’t see a point in zooming a chart if all the dataPoints represent the exact same value.
venudev,
We’re glad you figured it out.
gregoff,
Thank You for reporting this. We’ll further look into this issue and get back to you.
cntigercn,
In JavaScript, Months are indexed from 0 to 11. Please refer this post.