Yes indeed, I have a problem because the ui is agnostic of the library that
is going to use to generate the chart.
For instance, this is the script tag published from a google spreadsheet:
<script type="text/javascript" src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/static/m
odules/gviz/1.0/chart.js"> {"dataSourceUrl":"//resourceurl","options":{"r
everseCategories":false,"titleX":"Date","backgroundColor":"#FFFFFF","w
idth":600,"logScale":false,"hAxis":{"maxAlternation":1},"hasLabelsColu
mn":true,"vAxes":[{"min":null,"title":"Hits","max":null}],"title":Metric Vs
OtherMetric","height":371,"legend":"right","reverseAxis":false,"isS
tacked":false},"state":{},"chartType":"ColumnChart","chartName":"Chart 1"}
</script>
which contains the url of library and the data required. If this script tag
is embedded in div and then in an html page the chart is displayed. I am
trying to replicate the same effect.
Thanks,
G
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