[gregoff]

In case anyone wonders… This has been fixed in 2.0 and works perfectly!

[gregoff]

thanks for your reply,

I suppose that will work, but the reason I have the labels vertically in the first place is to make sure that all my charts y-axis align with each other when the charts are lined up over and under each other. Also, the range of the values in my use case vary a lot.

So, an option to be able to have higher z-index on the label than the actual chart would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again for your input. I’ve been looking forward to this feature for a long time and is the sole reason for for extending my subscription. Works very well!

[gregoff]

Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

I should have been more clear by using a jsfiddle, sorry.

But, looking at this fiddle, it’s more visible what my issue is:
https://jsfiddle.net/QwZuf/806/

A nice solution would be if it was optional to have the label overlap the chart a bit in order for the value to be fully shown.

[gregoff]

Hi,

Looks like something I can work further on. Thanks!

[gregoff]

True, it all makes sense that width/height calculation are incorrect when not shown.

Thanks for your jsFiddle examples! Very helpful!

[gregoff]

Well sort of… if i understand your code correct, it simply hides some staples when its zoomed out?

What i want to achieve is for my code to draw averages in a line chart when zoomed out, but show the fine data when zoomed in.

[gregoff]

Hi,

Just tested your fix and it works beautifully! Thanks!

[gregoff]

Vishwas R,

I managed to recreate the issue.

v1.9.2 GA:
http://jsfiddle.net/QwZuf/512/
Everything works as intended. If you zoom a small width where the line is at it’s lowest point, you’ll see that the y-axis range adapts to the zoomed data.

v1.9.5 GA:
http://jsfiddle.net/QwZuf/513/
Not same behavior as in 1.9.2. Y-axis never adapts.

[gregoff]

Hi,

Do you have any public links to v1.9.2 GA and v1.9.5 GA I can include in the fiddle?