[Priyanka M S]

Ryan,

This feature is not there in our roadmap as of now. But, I will discuss this feature with my team & get back to you at the earliest.

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@federico.onori,

The ordering of content inside the tooltip is based on the order of data series. But this behavior is not handled in chromium-based browsers.
We will reconsider this behavior in our future releases.

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@lynnehorne,

You can just retrieve the dataPoints from the database and pass it to chart before rendering it. Please take a look at this gallery example on Rendering Chart with Data from Database.

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@ajeetkumar786,

You need to make sure that the dataPoints are updated before rendering the chart. If the axis is rendered and the plot area is blank, then there is a possibility that the dataPoints are not passed to chart before rendering it.

Passing the valid dataPoints to chart before calling chart.render() method, should work fine in your case.

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@htn2205,

Please take a look at this jsfiddle.

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@ago,

Can you kindly create and share an jsfiddle representing the issue you are facing or share a sample project over google-drive or onedrive, so that we can look into your code, understand it better and help you out?

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@nkfNovalume,

Converting PHP date to javascript timestamp and then passing those values to dataPoints along with setting xValueType to dateTime at dataSeries level should work fine in your case.

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@kaustav2012sen,

This feature is not available as of now.

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[Priyanka M S]

@nkfNovalume,

Labels are displayed on the axis at every interval. The interval is calculated automatically if it is not specified and the labels are displayed accordingly to make the labels look less clumsy and more readable, due to which few labels will be skipped.

However, by setting appropriate interval and intervalType in axisX according to your dataPoints, you can get all the labels displayed with less readability!

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himanshu,

When the dataPoints are crowded at a particular region, it is not possible to determine on which dataPoint, the mouse has hovered as of now.

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himanshu,

Thanks for reporting this usecase. We will consider this in our future releases.

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Manoj,

The spacing on the left and right of the chart is based on the axis minimum and maximum values.
Axis minimum and maximum depends on the first data point value, the last data point value and the interval. Hence, spacing to the left and right of the chart will be calculated based on the axis minimum, maximum and interval.
However, by setting appropriate minimum and maximum values, you can reduce the spacing.

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leo,

Setting lineDashType property of crosshair to solid should work fine in your case.

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arya,

Please take a look at this jsfiddle.

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@aksangwan,

Please take a look at this workaround that works fine when you hide and unhide dataSeries consecutively. However, you can try improving it further.

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