If you inspect the error messages, you'll see that they are rendered as DIVs
with progressive ids like "google-visualization-errors-0" , -errors-1 and so
on. A clunky and hack-ish way of suppressing them would be to override the
style for such divs :
#google-visulization-errors-0 {
display: none;
}
However a) looks like an horrible solution, b) will break as soon as the
naming convention for the error boxes' ids changes. Aside from this, I'm not
aware of any option that lets you suppress visual error notifications.
/R.
On 13 July 2011 21:58, NA <[email protected]> wrote:
> Sometimes the tables and charts display error messages such as "Table
> has no columns". Is there a way we can suppress these messages?
> Perhaps an option we can set?
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