Tim,
Can you please explain what you mean by variable interlacing?? Do you mean to say something like stripLines??
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Sunil Urs
Hi,
This is not a bug. JavaScript month index starts from 0. Hence month 0 (January) becomes 1 displaying. Please refer to this thread.
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Sunil Urs
Tung,
Then you are probably calling chart.render() even before the width and height of Chart’s Container (DIV) is set/initialized by the browser. Basically you need to call chart.render() after the DIV is initialized by browser. In case you are not able to find a way to do that, you can work around such problems by calling chart.render() after a bit of delay by using setTimeout – something like 500ms or 1000ms should work.
In case you are still not able to fix the issue, please create a jsfiddle so that we can have a look.
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Sunil Urs
Hi,
We have implemented custom formatting feature in v1.7.0 which should allow you to format timestamps on Y Axis. Please refer to labelFormatter and formatDate for more info.
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Sunil Urs
Update: Custom Formatting is now available in v1.7.0. Please checkout label formatter.
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Sunil Urs
Joanna,
v1.7 release got delayed a bit. We’ll be releasing it next week. The feature that you requested is one of the most requested features as of now and we are going to implement the same. Its just that we haven’t decided on the API yet. Once the API is decided on, we’ll also consider giving you an internal build at the earliest.
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Sunil Urs
Broy,
Having some knowledge in C++ or any object oriented programming language like JAVA or C# will definitely help. Though its not an absolute requirement, I would suggest learning object oriented programming concepts in above languages before getting into JavaScript. After that you can take this roadmap.
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Sunil Urs
Clow,
Please checkout this example that we have created for rendering the chart using data from MySQL in PHP.
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Sunil Urs
szjoueid,
If you can create a jsfiddle with your code it would be a lot more easier for us to figure out the issue and fix the same.
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Sunil Urs
szjoueid,
I just observed that the “optical” value that you are setting is a string instead of an Number. Please convert it to a number as shown below and it should work fine.
y: Number(data[i].d.optical)
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Sunil Urs
Neal,
Can you please post the code and csv file here so that we can have a look?
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Sunil Urs
StefanA,
The code that we have provided should work fine for your CSV file. I think problem is that you are not running the program via a Web Server. Because you are running the program directly from the file system, ajax request get blocked due to browser security settings. So please run the same via a browser like Apache, Nginx, IIS, etc and it should work fine.
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Sunil Urs
npbonde,
It is not possible to get this behavior as of now. You can instead calculate and assign the height yourself based on the number of dataPoints present.
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Sunil Urs