Re: Change scatter chart's data point's color, chnge overlapped data point's color, zoom up to nanosecond level

Ananya, Can you read my embedded comments, which are: You can change the color of all the data points by using the 'colors' option, with one color. e.g. colors: ['red'] The best way to make overlapping points distinguishable might be to use the dataOpacity option. This seemed to work well:

Re: Change scatter chart's data point's color, chnge overlapped data point's color, zoom up to nanosecond level

I believe you are asking if you can make each point in the scatter chart have a different size. If so, then no, the scatter chart assumes they are all the same size. However, the bubble chart is almost the same kind of chart, but it allows you to set the color and size of each point from data.

Re: annotation chart

We have no feature for altering the label text of the annotations in the chart. If you have a specific suggestion for what you would like to see, we will consider it for a future enhancement. It might be best to post a suggestion to the issues list so others could contribute as well:

Re: automatically legend shown in AnnotationChart

Hi lagvendra The AnnotationChart legend is very different from other chart legends, partly because it is showing the values that you hover over. Unfortunately, there is no way currently to display the legend until you hover over a value, not even by programmatically selecting a value (with

Re: Scatter Chart not populated from partial view

Glad to hear you got it working, though I am still puzzled about how the URL will be constructed properly. On Mon, Aug 25, 2014 at 6:23 PM, gulb...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I just wanted to let you know the following fixes the issue: change google.load(visualization, 1, { packages:

Re: End of Page Navigation Event for Table Charts

Hi Angelica, There is no after-page event, but I can imagine reasons why you would want it. Can you tell us how you would use it? Maybe we can offer some workaround. If the table chart triggered a 'ready' event after the internal redraw for paging and sorting, would that be enough to handle

Re: How to create the google api chart referencing local data scourse

Getting data from a local file would be a security risk for the user who finds your page on the web. If your page is also local, not accessed via an http url, then fetching local static files could work. The next question is what format? The only kind of text file that can be loaded is either

Re: Display multiple fields in Google Charts in same row

Hi Rob, You have a couple different choices. First, on https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/spreadsheets#queryurlformat it talks about adding a range parameter to your spreadsheet url, like *range=A1:C4* But since your data values are arranged across columns (D2, E2, and F2),

Re: Display multiple fields in Google Charts in same row

Could you create a separate sheet with the transposed data in it using the Transpose formula? That way, when the data is updated, the formula would automatically create the updated transposed version of it. To do this in JavaScript, here is an outline of the tasks: 1. Fetch the data

Re: Display multiple fields in Google Charts in same row

The transpose formula should do this, if you use it with the appropriate parameters. You can leave off the letter or number in a part of the range to indicate all rows or columns. So in your case, to get rows 1 and 2 of all columns after column D, try =TRANSPOSE(D1:2) On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at

Re: Display multiple fields in Google Charts in same row

Maybe you should look again at your earlier solution, to extract the data in the client side code using the 'query' option for the chart wrapper. 'query':'SELECT C,D,E,F WHERE C = r...@domain.com ', I missed the fact that you could select the row of data you want that way. But then you still

Re: Display multiple fields in Google Charts in same row

Rob, You may not need this anymore, but in case anyone else is interested, I learned from one of the Spreadsheet developers how you can do a transpose of a row of data that you search for by a string. Basically, do the search with MATCH, and specify the range of cells to be transposed with

Re: When using Multiple Charts, Charts not sizing correctly, Also using Django.

Since you say you are using tabs, and the sizing is wrong, this is most likely due to Google Charts not being able to draw the chart correctly if it is not visible when you do the draw. If that is the case, there are a few solutions which all amount to drawing the chart only when it becomes

Re: How to patch/replace chart.draw() so it returns a svg... /svg string to STDOUT instead of finding and updating a DOM node

Steven, What you are trying to do seems like a long-shot, with several obstacles beyond just getting the SVG string. But it turns out there is an undocumented 'dump' method on CoreCharts that might work to give you this SVG string, although I believe it depends on first having generated the SVG

Re: Google chart animation causes legend to flash

The general problem is that the whole chart, including the legend, is erased and redrawn at each step of the animation. So if any part of the display is to not flash, it must be redrawn correctly at each stage of the animation. Animating the legend changes seemed fairly pointless relative to

Re: google chart options explorer how to access zoomDelta directly?

Tim, Your thinking about this is just fine. The explorer mode changes the viewWindow of the chart's axes, but these changes are not reflected in any internal state of the chart. Consequently, when you draw the chart again, the viewWindow changes are lost, and reset to the default, or whatever

Re: How to load huge jsin Google Chart Line graph with chartRangeFilter

Hi Neo, First, you will happy to know that the next release (coming out real soon now) will have some significant performance improvements as well as an option to draw asynchronously, which will greatly improve the interactivity of the ChartRangeFilter with a large amount of data. Constructing

Re: ColumnChart - Won't display all points in stack graph

Hi Stephen, Your assumption that the chart should show all your data is correct. Currently, the chart will silently hide data that can't be show with enough resolution. It is not clear whether 2 pixels are required as a minimum, but it seems 1 pixel should be sufficient. But note that you

Re: How to add horizontal line in a line chart

Hi Samuel, What you want to use is the explicit 'ticks' option for the vertical axis to specify the values where you want those horizontal gridlines to show up. If you also want the labels to be like in your example, 'y1', ... 'y5', then you'll want to specify each tick with its formatted value

Re: Chart sometimes showing, sometimes not showing on any browser

I see one potential problem, which would explain why some types of browsers have problems. You have some extra commas in your option object literals. Look for any commas preceding a '}'. Use this instead: var options={ width:800, height:600, interpolateNulls:true, hAxis:{

Re: Values inside the Pie chart is maligned

Hi Vijay, You are probably drawing the piechart when it is not visible on the page. This causes the text measurer to not know how wide the text is, so it puts it in the wrong place. If you can arrange to wait until the container is visible before drawing the chart, this should fix the problem.

Google Charts, V41 release status

Yesterday, Feb 18, Google Charts V41, was released to production. However, several problems were found, and we attempted to rollback the release today. But the rollback is also failing, so we are stuck between a rock and a hard place, as the saying goes. Since we already have fixes for most of

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V41 Release Candidate Pushed: January 13, 2015

James, I'm seeing two types of errors in the developer tools on your page now: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'onfocus' of undefined Uncaught Error: Invalid row index 5122. Should be in the range [0-70]. The second error, we have a fix for. The 'onfocus' error seems to be due to this

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V41 Release Candidate Pushed: January 13, 2015

Lewis, the table elements have changed, so if you have css code that depends on internal use of css, then you will have to update accordingly, or better, use the cssClassNames option so your own class names will be used. The width of the table content being set to 0 is most likely due to drawing

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V41 Release Candidate Pushed: January 13, 2015

James, the fixes did go out, one of which addressed the indexing of selections in Dashboards. We have been updating the documentation, but there is always more to do. We are glad you are getting value from Google Charts. Sorry for the inconveniences this release has caused. Hopefully they will

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts, V41 release status

The new fixes did get applied, but you will only see them if you load 1.0. The fixes did not include changes for the Table chart sizing, because we didn't have enough to go on to determine what should be changed. Please provide a link to a page showing the incorrect behavior you are seeing so we

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V41 Release Candidate Pushed: January 13, 2015

The rollback is now in progress, and will hopefully finish in about 4 hours, judging from previous experience. On Thu, Feb 19, 2015 at 12:26 PM, SJA steven.ain...@gmail.com wrote: Daniel Our experience today has been charts not rendering when previously (yesterday) they did or in the case of

Re: Charts API for commercial use

Hi Joel, You can use Google Charts for free, (see https://developers.google.com/chart/terms) but you can't include the code itself in your product. Nor is the source code available. The Google Charts library is loaded into browsers in compiled and obfuscated form; though it is JavaScript

Google Charts V41 Release Candidate Pushed: January 13, 2015

We have pushed a new Google Charts Release Candidate (RC) - V41 Candidate release date: January 13, 2015 Anticipated production release date: January 27, 2015 New features / bugs fixed: - Calendar chart - support 0 values. - Histogram - automatically constrain number of

Re: Column Chart - Unable to display X axis column titles

When you have a lot of columns in the available width, it will try to drop some of the category labels, or slant them, in order to fit as many as can comfortably fit. The 'chartArea' option is for specifying the area inside the axes, relative to the overall chart width and height. So if your

Re: Colour of Legend Pagination

Sorry, we don't have any configuration options for the color of the prev/next links in the legend. It should inherit from the top-level option for the text color, so this is a bug. On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 8:04 PM, f...@txn.com wrote: Hello there! We've noticed that the prev/next links

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts, V41 release status

Sorry Dimitry, we were unable to rollback the release this time around. And there is no way to point to the old code now. If you can point us a page that shows your broken tables and line charts, we will be happy to look into it. Or you might prefer to email me directly (dlalibe...@google.com).

Re: Problem with google chart

There was an announcement of a new candidate release last Thursday. This should only affect those who are loading 1.1. David, I can tell by looking at your code that you are calling the chartwrapper draw() method with a datatable, which is not correct, and the source of the problem. It used to

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V42 Release Candidate Pushed: April 16, 2015

Patrike, We would like to provide more features like what you are requesting, more general across all the charts, but this is difficult to do with the current code base. As we redevelop charts, we will keep this goal in mind. On Wed, Apr 22, 2015 at 9:12 PM, Khrys khrysl...@gmail.com wrote: I

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V42 Release Candidate Pushed: April 16, 2015

I see the problem now, even in Chrome on Linux. Thanks. Just needed to know what I was looking for. On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 12:26 PM, Jean-Rémi Delteil jeanremi.delt...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Daniel, I'm using Firefox Chrome on Window 8, last version both. Follow a capture of the problem.

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V42 Release Candidate Pushed: April 16, 2015

Hi Jean-Rémi, Which browser are you using? I am not seeing any problem with the tooltips in Chrome on Linux. On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 11:11 AM, Jean-Rémi Delteil jeanremi.delt...@gmail.com wrote: I had to report a detail on the Timeline chart, It was also here on the previous version V41

Google Charts V42 Release Candidate Update Pushed: April 30, 2015

We have pushed an update of the new Google Charts Release Candidate (RC) - V42. This should start to be available within a couple hours. This update fixes a couple bugs and adds a couple small features: - The 100% stacking feature for AreaChart shows correct values in tooltips. -

Re: Missing some Hours when plotting timeofday Line Chart

This is a bug we are aware of that will be fixed in the next release. Until then, you can add viewWindow min and max options to specify the range you want: https://jsfiddle.net/jj2rej9L/5/ On Sat, May 2, 2015 at 9:34 AM, M S Dasaradh thasarat...@gmail.com wrote:

Re: issue with google.visualization.ChartRangeFilter

Your code looks fine. The problem might be in your data. You could try to just display a table chart, not even a dashboard, just to see what data is being fetched. Looking in your spreadsheet, I see that column E, after row 3111, is all 0s for 53000 more rows. That could be cause the chart to

Re: ColumnChart right y-axis is removing the legends

Sorry Fernando, the chart layout is limited to showing either a right-side axis or a legend on the right, but not both. On Thu, May 7, 2015 at 4:00 PM, Fernando Iwamoto fernando.iwam...@gmail.com wrote: When comment the series and vAxes to make my right y-axis appear, the legend on the right

Google Charts V42 Release Candidate Pushed: April 16, 2015

We have pushed a new Google Charts Release Candidate (RC) - V42. This should start to be available within a couple hours. *Candidate release date: April 16, 2015Anticipated production release date: as soon as May 4, but not before a frozen V41 is available.Please test this candidate release

Re: Cant get haxis to be vertical so all of the times will show up on my graphs.

Sounds like what you want is the hAxis.slantedText and .slantedTextAngle options to specify that the tick labels for the hAxis should be slanted. You can override the heuristics that decide whether to use slantedText, and then override the default angle with those two options. Try this: var

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V42 Release Candidate Pushed: April 16, 2015

Good to hear V42 is working for a few people. It would be reassuring to have more people test their pages with V42 by loading 1.1. I am particularly concerned that the Table chart is behaving as expected, given the surprises of V41, and since I made a lot more changes under the covers for V42.

Re: How to align data to the left?

If you only have a single data point, you will get some odd results by default. You can constrain the automatic computation of how the chart is laid out by using the viewWindow min and max options. So you would want to add something like: hAxis: { viewWindow: { min: new Date(2015, 0, 1) } }

Re: Google chart showing blank using JSON

Hi Luke, The problem is just that the values for your SalesVal column are actually strings rather than numbers. The PieChart apparently doesn't complain about the data when it is provided in this format, and instead, it fails silently. There should at least be an error message about being

Re: Embedding a Googe Chart within an email

Assuming you are trying to draw one of the corecharts or GeoChart, you'll probably want to generate an image for the chart and send that in the email. See https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/printing But how you get that image into an email will require additional work on your

Re: Google column chart title problem

Shahid, The ColumnChart does not have a 'chart' option. That's for the material charts only, at this point. For the column chart, just use the 'title' option. On Sun, May 24, 2015 at 5:57 AM, Shahid Majeed shahid.maj...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I am using google column chart in my website and i

Re: Google Chart Table Pagination does not work with ChartWrapper Recently

Allessandro, it sounds like you are setting the height to 100%. If you don't want the height to expand, then leave the height as unspecified. If it is another problem, post enough code that we can reproduce it, or better, link us to your page, or create an example on jsfiddle. On Mon, Aug 24,

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V42 Release Candidate Update Pushed: April 30, 2015

Loading '1.0' will only fix problems caused by the new candidate release until it becomes the production release, which will be the coming Monday. So instead, you should either address the cause of the problem or switch to using the frozen loader for version 41. I haven't seen anything like error

Re: Google Charts V42 Release Candidate Update Pushed: April 30, 2015

After an extended delay while we finished preparing Frozen Google Charts for version 41 (see https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/library_loading_enhancements#frozen-versions), we are now starting a new phase in the release of version 42, which we are calling the pre-production

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V42 Release Candidate Update Pushed: April 30, 2015

Hi Paul, You should be able to freeze the header row with heights other than 100%. And you can also specify a height on the container. If you are still having trouble figuring out how to make it work, can you point me at your page, or set up an example on jsfiddle? Thanks. On Mon, Aug 24,

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V43 Release Candidate will be pushed: Monday, Oct 5, 2015

Vamshik, We were never successful in deploying v43 by the usual process, such that loading with google.load('visualization', 1, ...) would work. But loading v43 via the frozen version loader is working. (see

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V43 Release Candidate will be pushed: Monday, Oct 5, 2015

Henrik, Thanks for your report. Your two jsfiddle links appear to have identical scripts, and I don't see a problem when loading both controls and table. It has been the case that the Table chart is available if you load almost anything, but the styles won't necessarily be correct unless you

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V43 Release Candidate will be pushed: Monday, Oct 5, 2015

Kevin, I'm not sure how that could be happening unless the deployment is partially successful, and then rolls back when it doesn't complete. But you can switch to loading the frozen version 43 and it should reliably stay the same from now on, except for a few updates will will make to fix

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V43 Release Candidate will be pushed: Monday, Oct 5, 2015

Hi Matthew, Since the release candidate for version 43 was never successfully pushed out, you are actually still running version 42. The problem you and others are experiencing with multiple 'material' charts (any type) is avoided if you use version 43 with the frozen version loader. See

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V43 Release Candidate will be pushed: Monday, Oct 5, 2015

I notice that your examples use window onload to determine when to draw the charts. This is not good enough since the libraries are loaded asynchronously, and may not finish until sometime later. So you should use setOnLoadCallback(). I changed your example to use the frozen loader with version

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V43 Release Candidate will be pushed: Monday, Oct 5, 2015

The v43 release candidate (which would only affect you if you load 1.1) is not quite out, due to deployment problems, so that couldn't be a cause of the problem. I'm not sure when this deployment will be finished, but perhaps as early as this afternoon. The font-related problems people are

Re: Google setOnLoadCallback and Ajax

Robert, If you are not calling google.load() until after the document has finished loading, then the google.setOnLoadCallback function will not be called. You'll need to add a 'callback' property to your google.load() call instead. For the details, see

Re: Google Charts V42 Release Candidate Update Pushed: April 30, 2015

The production release of v42 is now rolling out. The production release means that if you use google.load() to load Google Charts for version 1, or 1.0, or 1.1, you will get the same thing, which is v42. Because of the pre-production release last week, you will only see a difference once the

Google Charts V43 Release Candidate will be pushed: Monday, Oct 5, 2015

We are about to push a new Google Charts Release Candidate (RC) - V43. This the push is uneventful, it should be finished by the evening of Monday, Oct 5. In the meantime, you can try it now via the Frozen Google Charts loader by loading '43'. See instructions at

Re: Google Charts V43 Release Candidate will be pushed: Monday, Oct 5, 2015

My mistake. For the anticipated production release date, I meant to say Monday, Oct 26. On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 2:28 PM, Daniel LaLiberte wrote: > We are about to push a new Google Charts Release Candidate (RC) - V43. > This the push is uneventful, it should be finished

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

V45 is now available on the gstatic server by loading either "upcoming" or "45" with google.charts.load(). If you are using the old jsapi loader, you should try using the new loader by switching your code to the following: https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js";>

Re: Bar charts with different colors for negative values

There is no option to just color negative areas differently, although that would be a good idea. But you can get a similar effect by filling the negative area with another area chart. Here is a modification of the previously posted example that does that: http://jsfiddle.net/bnugqpjx/6/ On

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

Hi Patrick, V45 was actually rolled out, which I mentioned in my May 9 comment. This was only a release on the old jsapi server.You are correct that we neglected to add to the release notes, but I was waiting until I could finish rolling out to the new gstatic server. But now that has been

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

This is mostly a security related fix, and as such, you shouldn't see any changes for the most part. The end-of-the-month bug was actually caused by one of those fixes, but we should have a fix for that bug out before the end of this month. As I mentioned in the email, the one visible change is

Re: Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

An update for v45 on the old jsapi server should show up in an hour or two, hopefully. This is a candidate release for a couple days, and then it will go to production on Wednesday or Thursday. This update only affects the code loaded via the jsapi loader, not the gstatic loader. If you

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts v44 Pushed

We are not changing anything, not since I threw the switch last Thursday so that 'current' now redirects to '44' instead of '43'. The errors seem to be due to caches not behaving as we expected. I would like to hear from someone that clearing their browser cache helped, but perhaps there are

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts v44 Pushed

We are not seeing any problems here, but if you change 'current' to '44', it should work better. On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 4:13 AM, John Ellwood wrote: > Hi > > The word trees chart examples no longer work at > >

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts v44 Pushed

It appears that when we push out a new version, there are some hiccups in the system until the changes fully propagate. We will be working to fix this in the future, but for now, if you get these kinds of errors, I suggest you refresh the page, flushing your cache if necessary. You can also

Re: Charts not displaying in Chrome for some machines

In your google.charts.load() call, you can replace 'current' with '43' or '44' to avoid the redirections, which seems to be the cause of the problems people are seeing. On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 3:38 PM, Dwayne Etchison wrote: > Hello, > > I use google charts in one of

Google Charts v44 Pushed

We have pushed Google Charts v44. Summary of changes for v44: - Corecharts: - Timeofday values now use UTC internally, which fixes problems with truncated timeofday axes. - Added options to specify bar.width, bar.gap, bar.group.width (was bar.groupWidth)

Google Charts V44 Release Candidate Pushed: Feb 16, 2016

We have pushed a new Google Charts Release Candidate (RC) - *V44*. Candidate release date: Feb 16, 2016 Anticipated production release date: Feb 23, 2016 New features / bugs fixed: Summary of changes for v44: - All: - Changed timeofday values to use UTC internally. This

Re: Google chart animation causes legend to flash

Sorry Kevin. We haven't done any work on reenabling the legend animation. Not sure when we will be able to get to it. On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 7:43 PM, Kevin Hofmaenner < kevin.hofmaen...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Daniel, > > Thanks for responding. Do you know if anything pertaining to the legend >

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts v44 Pushed

It works if you refresh your browser cache. I made a change that should help update these caching problems soon, if it works. On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 3:28 PM, David Canady wrote: > Gauge charts no longer work, as of yesterday. Even the example on the > Google Charts

Re: Can you generate a graph with date type "HH:MM:SS" aggregated by hour, as like 36:12:00 (thirty six hours and twelve minutes)?

Unfortunately, the formatter only knows how to treat date units in the typical way, so hours are limited to 24 hours in a day. Since we use the formatting utilities provided by Google Closure, I'm not sure when we will be able to generalize this. On Tue, Apr 5, 2016 at 9:33 AM, Leandro Godek

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts v44 Pushed

Hi Per, Can you point us to a page demonstrating what you are seeing?Thanks. On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 4:04 AM, Per rock wrote: > Hello, >> > > I don't know if this is in relation with the new version, but since 4 > days, all informations on my different chart

Re: Table Header Row Tooltip

Sorry, but there is no support for tooltips on the table chart. On Tue, Mar 22, 2016 at 5:10 AM, Prakash A wrote: > I am creating a *Table* using Google Charts Table. > > I wish to add *tool-tip* for the *header* row. May I know how it could be > done. > > PS: I am NOT

Re: Custom Data Points / Shapes in Google Scatter Chart API / Any suggestion

Hi Jafar, We are not doing any development on the deprecated google image charts, so if you want point shapes, you'll have to switch to using the Google Charts. On Wed, Mar 23, 2016 at 11:30 AM, Jafar S wrote: > Hi > > I have a requirement to build a chart (assume google

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts v44 Pushed

All the loading problems should be resolved now. We found the cause of the problem, which was caching of redirects that were not updating as expected. We changed the loader so it uses a different way of mapping 'current' to '44' that avoids the redirects. So everything that was failing for

Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

We are about to push a new Google Charts Production Release - *V45*. Previously we announced the Release Candidate on April 7 here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/google-chart-api/eMOR1jsS6No The production release was delayed until now because we were trying to work around a problem,

Re: Stacked Material column charts

There was another question about this recently: https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email_source=footer#!msg/google-visualization-api/X6Mad7NCCPU/GKD-kQ3LGAAJ I made this example to show how it can be done: http://jsfiddle.net/dlaliberte/f7r3odo7/ On Thu, Apr 14, 2016 at 12:14 PM, Robert

Re: Disable Select event?

You have to save your code with jsfiddle, otherwise you get a 'pure' empty page. You can disable interactivity by setting the enableInteractivity option to false. On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 3:47 PM, Erik F wrote: > Hi all! > > When clicking on a line on a line chart

Re: Disable Select event?

Erik, you should check out the tooltip.trigger option. On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 9:44 AM, Erik F wrote: > Hi, > > Sorry, thought it got saved since i borrowed it from Google Chart API > pages. > > Thanks for the suggestion regarding the enableInteractivity option. I do

Re: send email thru server side - charts

Google Charts depends on running in a browser, or at least a browser-like environment. It is possible to use webkit in a server to simulate the browser-like environment, but we don't have any docs on how you might set that up. On Wed, Jul 27, 2016 at 12:58 PM, carinlynchin

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

The message about calculated columns needing a 'type' property is true regardless. We fixed a bug in v44 that allowed the 'type' property to be missing, and now things that depended on the bug are still being exposed. The startup animation feature is one of those things. A coupld of these

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

Hi Karim, Sorry about messing up the v45 release on the gstatic server. Unfortunately, I did an update (and check-in) late last week that turned out to be very flawed, but even more unfortunately, it is also impossible to undo since I don't have the previous version that was also broken, but in a

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

Version 45 on the gstatic server should now be working reliably with multiple google.charts.load() calls. This includes support for ChartWrapper calls that dynamically load the appropriate package for your type of chart. Please test this new version, by loading '45' or 'upcoming' and let us know

Re: line graph

With the interpolateNulls option set to true, this should be enough to cause interpolation. Does it work correctly without the curveType: 'function' option? If so, then that is a bug. Otherwise, it is difficult to tell what is happening without seeing your data. Could you inline a sufficient

Re: Creating a Google Line Chart from MYSQL data

The most straightforward way to implement your two-line chart is to put each year of data in a separate column. Just use the month name (or number) for the domain values rather than the full dates, and label the columns according to the year. On Thu, Sep 1, 2016 at 5:37 AM,

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

After many delays, and further work on security issues, I have finally deployed v45 on the gstatic server. This means that when you call google.charts.load('*current*', ...) you will get v45. If you want to continue using the previous version, you can change '*current*' to '*44*'. There

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

Jack, IE9 has become much more difficult to do any tests on, and so we have given it much less attention since Microsoft also stopped supporting it. We certainly haven't tried to break support for it, and if something stops working, we'd at least like to know why, and maybe we can fix it if it

Re: [visualization-api] Re: Google Charts V45 Production Release will be pushed April 26, 2016

There should be no link to https://www.gstatic.com/charts/current/css/util/util.css created by loading Google Charts. I would guess you are using this URL by some independent means, rather than what the loader at http://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js does for you. If this is not true, I would

Re: User specific data Charting

If the problem is how to combine the top 10 and the logged-in physician in the same datatable, you'll probably need to construct a DataTable or DataView from the two sets of data in the browser, unless you can do it with a query to your database. In addition, you might want to put the values for

Re: Line Chart Min Value - jumping down to 0

Hi Cindy, We added a heuristic a couple years ago that tries to include 0 (or whatever your baseline value is) in the chart if it is 'close enough' to your data. This was particularly important for bar and column charts, where the length of a bar should be determined visually from the baseline.

Re: Line Chart Min Value - jumping down to 0

You can get the range of values for a column (with datatable.getColumnRange(columnIndex) ) and use the min value for viewWindow.min. That is probably better than setting the baseline. On Wed, Apr 5, 2017 at 12:02 PM, Cindy wrote: > Is there a way to have the baseline always

Re: Uncaught Error: Container is not defined

Your container element, the "chart_div", appears to be what you should be using, but it appears your drawChart() function ends before you define the chart and draw it. }; var chart = new google.charts.Line(document.getElementById('chart_div')); chart.draw(data,

Re: Redraw Charts without removing it

You can create the chart one time (with new google.visualization.PieChart()) and draw it multiple times with different data and options each time. On Thu, May 25, 2017 at 9:33 AM, Andrew Barker wrote: > Hi I am using google charts API, im calling a pie chart here is

Re: Display the same graph twice on the page

Hi Michelle, Is there any error reported in your browser's debugger? You left out the HTML, but I assume you have two divs with ids "chart_div" and "chart_div2". The data could make a difference. Just to check that you are getting the data you expect, you could change the chart from

Re: Single date datapoint is not drawn in line chart & explorer option causes "a is null"

There is a new bug that your code exposes, which happens when there is only a single date value for the domain axis. This is a problem because it can't tell what the range of the axis should be with only one point, but you can work around it by adding a minValue or maxValue to define the range

Re: Is there a way to create a search bar for this API?

Hi Yves, Have you found the StringFilter at https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/controls#stringfilter_1 Sounds like what you want. On Wed, Nov 27, 2019 at 1:17 AM Yves De Jesus wrote: > i have a lot of building data that I want my users to filter using a > search bar.

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