I found cause of the problem to be a function including comma in it and
that was throwing off the whole code. Comma right after a was causing the
problem.
function a,_b_c() {}
On Tuesday, January 5, 2016 at 11:10:24 AM UTC-6, Baris Sarac wrote:
>
> I wrote an application to display multiple charts on a page. Charts were
> not being displayed altogether but if I placed only one of them they were
> being displayed fine. Then I wrapped my whole code with counter and allowed
> one cycle through my code and chart displayed fine. I increased the number
> of charts one by one testing it. Now if I make the limit 13 no charts get
> displayed, if I make it 12 then all 12 shows up. So I can't help but to
> think Google Charts limit 12 charts to be displayed per page? Is that the
> case? Is there anyway of overcoming that limit?
>
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