I'm pretty sure I'm supposed to be using the series function for this, but
whenever I try, I get only the first color of the series to display. The
way it's set up now is that it pulls hourly timestamped data from a mySQL
database from one column and then displays the totals of another column for
that 24 hour period. The user can then select the period they want to view
data for in order to view a column chart that covers days, weeks, months,
or even years of data at a time. Chart looks great, but all the days are
the same color, and I would like to be able to have the user identify which
days are the weekends.
Can anybody point me in the right direction for achieving this? Like I
said, I know I'm supposed to be using a series in order to achieve this,
but haven't had much success.
I figured something like this should be what I want but like I said, I only
see the first color for ALL the columns:
series: {
0: { color: '#99FF66' },
1: { color: '#99FF66' },
2: { color: '#f1ca3a' },
3: { color: '#6f9654' },
4: { color: '#1c91c0' },
5: { color: '#43459d' },
6: { color: '#e7711b' },
},
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