Starting with the current release of Google Charts ('current' or '48' at
this time), the GeoChart has a new feature that allows you to specify the
versions of the data that will be used in looking up names of regions and
rendering the GeoChart.
You can use this feature now, as described below, though you should be
aware that there may still be a few issues, such as missing region names or
missing region polygons, and we may update the data a few times more as we
resolve those issues. So please consider this a beta release until
further notice.
In order to use the new feature with the updated data, you must include a
couple of options in your chart.
var options = {
regioncoderVersion: 1, // names of regions and provinces
geochartVersion: 11, // region polygon data
};
In version '48' of Google Charts, the default versions of these data
sources remain the same as in previous versions: {
regioncoderVersion: 0,
geochartVersion: 10,
}.
This default will change in a future release, perhaps as soon as '49', but
if you want to stick with a particular version of the data, you can specify
that using these options. Note that older versions of Google Charts will
not use these options, and thus the data versions used are hard-coded into
the GeoChart.
Please let us know if you discover any problems with this data.
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Daniel LaLiberte <https://plus.google.com/100631381223468223275?prsrc=2>
[email protected] <[email protected]> Cambridge MA
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