Daniel,
Please add our email id to your contacts. Otherwise gmail might send them to spam folder by mistake.
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Sunil Urs
Daniel,
You are creating a totally new chart each time you want to update which is causing memory leak. Instead create the chart once and only update the data inside “updateChartN” method. Please check this example.
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Sunil Urs
Daniel,
It requires two data series.
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Sunil Urs
Custom indexLabels are not supported yet. But here is a workaround by using a third dataSeries.
Hope this helps.
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Sunil Urs
Since v1.4 you can also call render method once it becomes visible and chart updates its size according to its container element.
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Sunil Urs
Thanks for reporting. I’ll have a look into the issue and get back.
Chaitanya,
Maps are not in our roadmap as of now.
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Sunil Urs
As of now I’ve a working prototype but it would require couple of days more for me to give you an internal build. Please contact me at info [at] canvasjs [dot] com after couple of days and I’ll give you an alpha version of the same.
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Sunil Urs
Andreas,
I tried several test cases and they are working fine on IE8. Probably I must have missed out something. Can you please post a sample code of yours that can reproduce the issue.
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Sunil
Andreas,
We haven’t dropped IE support. Must be a regression bug. Will have a look and get back.
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Sunil Urs
Christoph,
Thanks for reporting. I’ll try to reproduce the issue and get back.
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Sunil Urs
Daniel,
The issue has been fixed in the current version – v1.4.0 GA. Please download it from our download page and let me know if its working as expected.
Nukeme,
When there are too many data point which can lead to label overlapping, chart tries to skip some of the labels so that there is no overlap and the chart is readable. So in most of the cases label gets skipped in order to avoid overlapping. But the above issue that Daniel reported was a genuine issue which I’ve fixed. This must have also fixed the issue in your case. Do checkout the latest version and let me know. If the issue still persists, please create a jsfiddle with your data so that I can have a look.
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Sunil Urs
Daniel,
In the current release borders have been removed in pie and doughnut charts in favor of flat design. So, this issue should no longer be there.
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Sunil Urs