[Vishwas R]

Danny,

We are glad that you were able to fix the issue. We had seen similar Bug last year in one of the Chrome Updates which they fixed after sometime. Seems like the same/similar issue has reappeared in current version of Chrome. Hoping that they’ll resolve this issue soon. We’ll also try to reproduce this problem at our end in a normal canvas and report the same to Chromium team.

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Fernando,

Differences in font rendering between browsers is most probably the culprit here. We’ll try to use more consistent fonts going forward.

Also, the Firefox doesn’t render text properly at certain angles like -20. In those cases you can change it to -30 to make it work properly. Here is how it looks at -30.

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Tomi,
We just release v1.8.1 Beta, label-clipping issue has been resolved.

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Tim,

We just release v1.8.1 Beta with lineColor feature.

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@mmfc

In the JSFiddle that you have shared, we observe that you are not providing x-values, because of which the date starts from Jan 1 1970 – as x-values are auto-assigned as 1,2,3,… internally. As the axis is dateTime axis, we suggest you to use intervalType along with interval to set the interval but to pass x-values.

Here is the working fiddle with formatted-labels in “DD/MM/YYYY” format.

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Vishwas R
Team CanvasJS

[Vishwas R]

@mmfc,

Can you kindly use this JSFiddle and reproduce the issue you are facing. The JSFiddle uses CSV data to render the chart.

Having a JSFiddle with the issue you are facing would help us understand the scenario better and help you resolve.

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Vishwas R
Team CanvasJS

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@mmfc,

In the JSFiddle that you have shared, we observe that the ISO-format for date-time that you are using is not proper [Correct Format – new Date(“YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS”)]. Also the csv file is missing, because of which we are unable debug / understand the use-case properly. Passing proper date-time values should work fine in your case. Please refer this documentation page for more information on using date-time values. Please take a look at this JSFiddle for an example on using date-time values.

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Vishwas R
Team CanvasJS

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Alben Shao,

Kindly close the getJSON after rendering chart. Here is the working code.

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Kismal,

We are unable to reproduce the issue. Kindly create a fiddle so that we can help you out. Hope this link helps you for more information on creating dynamic charts.

[Vishwas R]

Here is an example where you can access data from HTML and pass it to chart.

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Ethoel,
Its not possible to implement gann angles in candlestick chart. You can create two charts, one with candlestick and other with gann angles to achieve this. Here is an example.

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Michel,

When its date-time axis, the date-time values of JavaScript will be in milliseconds starting from 1 Jan 1970. You can convert it to date-time and set it to viewportMinimum.

Here is an example.

If this doesn’t resolve the issue, kindly create a jsfiddle with your case.

[Vishwas R]

Rack,

Refer this thread to know how to pass mysql data to canvasJS

[Vishwas R]

This feature is not available as of now.

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Jacob,
Its ‘e.chart.options.axisY2.maximum’. Kindly check the screenshot you have added, it has field called options.