Since I’ve answered the email that you sent the same day, am closing this thread.
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Sunil
When you set date-time values to “x” it is not possible to skip weekends and holidays. Axis behaves linearly across the date range.
In cases where you want to show only working days, then its better to use “label” instead of “x”. But it requires you to format the date/time into required string format before assigning. You can use libraries like momentjs to do the same. Here is a page on label
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Sunil Urs
ashkhanna,
There are couple of issues there. I’ve just fixed enough to get the basic chart rendered.
1. You were trying to create chart before the container element is created.
2. profileChart element is getting created only for the first time. If I switch value in drop down, there is no profileChart anywhere to be seen.
3. Height was not set for profileChart element or the chart. You should set height for either one of them atleast.
4. Not a good idea to create a totally new chart each time. Instead create chart ones and just hide/unhide tabs.
Here is a JSFiddle.
Hope you can take it forward from here.
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Sunil Urs
CD,
Candlestick charts are not available yet.
For your second question, you can set different id for each div/container. Here is an example.
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Sunil Urs
Those labels are coordinates on the axis and are shown irrespective of whether a point exists or not. But in case you want to hide them, there is a workaround that I can suggest. But it works only if all x values are integers – or multiples of the set “interval”.
Here is a JSFiddle http://jsfiddle.net/canvasjs/WH3Tt/
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Sunil Urs
Mohan,
I just tried scatter plot with 20,000 dataPoints. Though there was a bit of lag while panning, performance was at acceptable levels. Can you please create a jsfiddle out your so that I can have a look. As of now we haven’t exposed width and height of plot area and hence overlaying bitmap might not be possible.
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Sunil
Patsy,
As of now this feature isn’t available. But I’ll look into source code and let you know if there is any workaround available.
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Sunil
Rahul,
You can achive the same by adding another data series with two dataPoints connecting the axis with dataPoint in the first series – render this series as “line” chart.
If you can help me recreate the issue, it would be easier for me to figure out he problem and fix the same.
You can use showInLegend property to achieve the same.
Sorry, gradients are not in the roadmap as of now.
Pepe,
As of now modifying the options (JSON) is the only way to update the chart.
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Sunil
Nope, only text content is allowed inside the Index Label.
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Sunil
Hi,
I’ve just fixed the issue. Here is an internal build for you. Please let me know if it worked as expected.
Thanks for reporting.
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Sunil Urs