Hello,
I'm working on interactions on a GeoChart with the region as Nigeria (NG).
When I set the resolution to 'provinces' and displayMode to 'regions', one
of the states in the country (Kebbi; NG-KE) doesn't allow for interactions.
Any help in solving this would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Just did. Thanks.
On Sunday, November 4, 2012 7:08:16 AM UTC+1, asgallant wrote:
I don't know whether they are available or not, but if they're not you can
file a feature request
herehttp://code.google.com/p/google-visualization-api-issues/issues/listto
have them added.
On Saturday,
Hi all,
New to this game and slowly teaching myself, I need some help. On this
pagehttps://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/animation there
is an example called value changes where you can select between tea or
coffee, when I paste the code over to my html editor it doesn't work.
I'm very new to this, but I'm trying to make a columnChart from data table
grouped. The first column of my data table contains html links which
render fine using
renderDataTable(grouped)
However when I go to create the columnChart the label for each column is
actually the html code itself
My code
$data = array('cols' = array(array('label' = 'Time Period', 'type'
= 'string')),
'rows' = array());
for ($x=0;$xcount($sp_info);$x++) {
$data['cols'][]=array('label' = $sp_info[$x], 'type' =
'number');
}
for ($z=0;$zcount($time_frame);$z++) {
$data['rows'][$z]
You can't use HTML in the labels. If you need them to function as links,
you can write javascript that parses the SVG/VML chart code and adds click
event handlers to the labels, but doing so would be tricky and any solution
you come up with may break with a future API release.
On Thursday,
Every {v, f} pair needs to be in it's own array, so your problem is
actually here:
for ($z=0;$zcount($time_frame);$z++) {
$data['rows'][$z] = array('c' = array('v' = $time_frame[$z],
'f'=null));
}
it should be this instead:
for ($z=0;$zcount($time_frame);$z++) {
Hi, I have a stacked Column Chart and I am wondering if there is a way to
display on the graph a number that represents the cumulative amount of each
stacked element of a column.
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There's no way to add a label to the chart itself. You can add that to the
tooltip by either setting the formatted values of your data points to
include it or by using the tooltip column
rolehttps://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/rolesto build a
custom tooltip.
On Thursday,
You're a legend. Thank you very much!
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Hi again,
Sorry to be a pain, what if I need to bring in more than two rowData?
I'd imagine a 'button' won't work, maybe a dropdown menu?
Thanks again.
Mike
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Thanks for your response. I actually don't need them to function as links.
I'd be happy to just display the text without the link. Is there a simple
way of doing this? I'm pretty new to javascript. Thanks!
On Thursday, November 8, 2012 9:09:02 AM UTC-8, asgallant wrote:
You can't use HTML
I have starred the issue. As a work around I have done this:
1. I have put a select menu, from which users can select an option (these
options are mapped to the slider controls)
2. I have text boxes for min max for users to enter
3. Check user's entry of min max are valid
4. I have two buttons
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