Just found a workaround. The trick is to draw the chart twice:
$('#geoChartRatingsForm .selectRegion').change(function()
{
geoChartRatingsOptions['region'] = this.value;
geoChartRatings.draw(geoChartRatingsData,
geoChartRatingsOptions);
geoChartRatings.draw(geoChartRatingsData,
geoChartRatingsOptions);
});
On 27 dic, 12:22, Acelga <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm using google geomaps with initial data showing the whole world. A
> selector allows to zoom into a region, firing an event which changes
> the chart region:
>
> var geoChartRatingsData;
> // ... code to fill the data goes here ...
>
> // Handle chart selection events:
> $('#geoChartRatingsForm .selectRegion').change(function()
> {
> geoChartRatingsOptions['region'] = this.value;
> geoChartRatings.draw(geoChartRatingsData,
> geoChartRatingsOptions);
> });
>
> The problem is that in most cases the chart shows an alert "The
> visualization is currently loading" and the map is not zoomed. This
> happens randomly, sometimes it works and others not.
>
> Is there some solution or workaround to this?
>
> Thank you
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