[kinokatsu]

Hi thangaraj raman

Thanks for your suggestion.

Thickness of the line and the angle of the arrow were fixed, that would work.

Those settings can be changed, we are in the process of improving the system to use a polynomial approximation function to produce percentages from statistical data using various line thicknesses and angles.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by kinokatsu.
• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by kinokatsu.

[kinokatsu]

Hi @thangaraj raman

I know from the thickness of the line that the arrow is beyond the plot point.
I want to draw the arrow with that line thickness. We want to fill the inside of the arrow.

Is there any way to draw that in CanvasJS?

f I can’t seem to draw it, I will suggest this to the our customer.

[kinokatsu]

Hi Thangaraj Raman.

It is unfortunate that you have not included it in your timeline.
I know you are busy with various tasks, but it would be great if you could make it a higher priority.

[kinokatsu]

Hi ujakob

How about setting highlightEnabled to False.

highlight-enabled

[kinokatsu]

Hi wjsxkxk1.

I’m canvasJS user.

How about this example?
Try dragging Data Points to reposition them

[kinokatsu]

Hi Adithya Menon.
Thanks for your reply.

Thanks for your suggestion.
We will consider the two methods you suggested.

[kinokatsu]

Sorry.
I misspelled your name.

[kinokatsu]

Hi dithya Menon
Thanks for your reply.

I wanted to convey the image I had in mind for drawing the arrows by plotting the data.
I would prefer to choose a different method if possible.

I would like to eliminate the calculation of plotting data for the arrows because of the large number of data.

[kinokatsu]

Hi Thangaraj.
Thanks for your reply.

I’m sorry. My explanation was wrong.
I want to draw an arrow from the start point to the end point on a line graph, like this JSFiddle(This draws an arrow in the data for confirmation).

Please check this JSFiddle

[kinokatsu]

Hi Vishwas.
thanks for your reply.

“ohter forum thread” does not have “0” in the Y-axis scale, so the split line is just not visible.
( dataPoints: [{ x: 10, y: 20 }, … -> { x: 10, y: 0 })

I found that by making the line color transparent, the line under the label disappears from view.
This is what I wanted to do.

Another way to do this is to add “thickness:0” to “stripLines.push”.

[kinokatsu]

Hi Manoj Mohan.

thanks for your reply.
Thank you for JSFiddle sample.

Great!

This is what I wanted to do.

[kinokatsu]

supplement:

I want to hide the “test” at the bottom.

[kinokatsu]

Hi.

I think it can be done by pre-defining a stlipline and assigning that pre-definition in axisY.

`let stline=[];
stline.push({value:YVALUE, [other option]})

axisY : {
stripLines:stline,
:
}

[kinokatsu]

Hi Vishwas.

I found a good way to do this because it has a lot of features.

[kinokatsu]

I mistaked.

axisYType –> axisXType.