Thank you KeithB and mickaxl , thank you for sharing your time
since my x values vary, I want to to provide x coordinates also, They
are the last 30 days starting from today. For learning curve, I
hardcoded the following.
On Aug 11, 7:13 am, KeithB kbornho...@gmail.com wrote:
micle,
The link you provided uses text encoding (chd=t:) and it looks fine.
It looks fine, but if you're still experiencing issues with extended
encoding, please send us a new link.
Keep in mind, though, that extended encoding plots
For an example - the same chart
text encoding:
The correction - the expanded coding does not work for LXY chart.
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Expanded encoding does work for XY line charts - I think you need to
start small and work your way back to your full chart. For example, if
I take your second chart, remove all the extra parameters and delete
all your data EXCEPT for the first and last points I get:
Any help ???
On 4 août, 09:20, fvisticot fvisti...@gmail.com wrote:
Is it possible to display a shadow on the LineGraph chart.
This feature is available with the flot js library and i think that
it's a nice feature ?
Any plan to have this feature available with Google Chart API ?
Fred
Hi there,
Not sure if the above script is exactly what you have, but it will not
work due to the missing HTML tags. Therefore the request for the image
from the Google Chart is never initiated and you get nothing.
Carlos M
:carloslabs:
On Aug 11, 7:00 pm, Xabi xabi.pal...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi there,
You can't change the font / size / colour of the legen in the Chart -
but you could work around it if you move the labels over to the HTML
layer, instead of including them in the Chart URL
CM
On Aug 11, 7:22 am, mikayel.amirkhan...@googlemail.com
mikayel.amirkhan...@googlemail.com
Hi there,
Your example can't be rendered - the data parameters (chd=t ) are not
available - maybe it's your computer / browser / plug-in / etc ?
Try to post an example without the labels - that will help you see
where the problem might be - seems likely to be an encoding issue
CM
On Aug 6,
Hola,
No existe una manera de sustituir el punto decimal por la coma decimal
en las etiquetas de datos (aun) - Google debera implementar algo para
solucionarlo.
Una idea que puedes considerar es eliminar las etiquetas sobre las
columnas (chm=N*f2*,00,0,-1,13) y reemplazarlas por axis
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