Vishwas,
thanks for your reply.
I appreciate your suggestion.
But, I would like to use methods that do not use “angle” whenever possible.
I created a dummy ‘axisY2’ (No label, No tick) and adjusted the position with margin.
JSFiddle
I want to add a question.
I want to know if animation can be done from bottom to top in the area chart.
sample:
I appreciate your answer.
First time is OK.
The way to reproduce is as follows.
1. Zoom at Chart(ex Chart3).
2. Click the ‘Reset’ button.
3. Click the ‘Scale Change’ button.
4. Shown ‘Pan’ and ‘Reset’ button.
5. Click the ‘Reset’ button.
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It can always be reproduced. Please check it.
My today’s question was delete…. ;-<
I appreciate your answer. :-)
I thought that it was ok so ‘JAVASCRIPT’ pane ‘LOAD TYPE’ is ‘onLoad’.
Then, the last question.
When the scale is changed, the pan / reset button is displayed, but can you do without display?
Click the reset button.
It is displayed each time the Scale Change button is clicked.
Since the scale setting is the same, the button is displayed even if there is no change in the display.
;-o
My Chrome 49.0.2623.112 m(WinXP 32bit) and 55.0.2883.87 m (Win7 64-bit), the scale did not change.
Firefox 51.0.1 (Win7 32bit) too.
Error is [VM353:173 Uncaught ReferenceError: scaleChange is not defined].
I do not have a way to solve it.
Oh! Thanx.
It’s not ‘var chart1 = new CanvasJS.Chart(“chartContainer1”, {‘, but ‘$(“#chartContainer1”).CanvasJSChart({‘ and ‘chart3 = $(“#chartContainer3”).CanvasJSChart()’.
It’s OK.
I edited jsfiddle further..
it’s maximum and minimum of Y Axis by jQuery.
But, no changed…. ;-<