Hi all,
I use the Google pie chart. I generate the script from a server java class
and let it show in a browser. I have a different java script that contains
a function. My question is: How can I call this function from my generated
Google pie chart script:
+ var options =
Please find my sample code
herehttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/16237606/google-visualization-data-grouping.
I think it will solve your problem.
On Thursday, March 8, 2012 9:22:28 PM UTC+5:30, Andrew wrote:
Hi All,
I,m very new to the visualization API and can't figure out how to not
thanks my code:
?php
// Aceder a base de dados
$host = ...;
$user= ...;
$pass = ;
$db=;
$acessoDB = pg_connect(host=$host dbname=$db user=$user password=$pass);
if (!$acessoDB){
die (Não foi possível aceder à base de dados.);
}
$queryData =pg_query(SELECT start_time,
Open the page in Chrome and view the developer's console (ctrl+shift+j to
open). What error message(s) do you see?
Also, if you need help debugging, posting a link to the page or a copy of
the code as seen by a browser (after it has been rendered by the server,
open the page and view the
I joined the tables together into one query statement, which should
substantially simplify things, and fixed up the DataTable creation code. I
also made a few minor edits here and there. Try the attached file and see
if it works. If it doesn't work, open it in a browser and view the page
Hi, thank you for your help. I managed to workaround the problem by
integrating the chart api functions in my main script. BW Olaf
2013/4/27 asgallant drew_gall...@abtassoc.com
Open the page in Chrome and view the developer's console (ctrl+shift+j to
open). What error message(s) do you see?
So, I realize this thread is *OLD* but I am having similar issues..
Asgallant, would you mind taking a look at my code? essentially doing the
same thing as ErikM and am getting the same error:
https://gist.github.com/megalithic/ee8f2e55573a1939f9fd
My dates are coming in as
You need to parse those dates into the correct format. Use this:
if (angular.isDefined(chartData)) {
for (var i = 0; i chartData.length; i++) {
var dateTimeArray = chartData[i][0].split('T');
var dateArray = dateTimeArray[0].split('-');
var timeArray =
That will do it. Thanks a ton. Ah and this autochanges scale as well when
using the range selector.
Are you folks moving away from annotated timelines more? :)
On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 9:50 PM, asgallant drew_gall...@abtassoc.comwrote:
Here's an example conversion to LineCharts:
The ATL charts are old, and I doubt that the dev team will be doing any
updates to them. The charts in the corechart package (and maybe a few
others) are the way to go moving forward.
On Saturday, April 27, 2013 2:03:50 PM UTC-4, Brian Quirion wrote:
That will do it. Thanks a ton. Ah and
I created a test page based on your code and the modifications I supplied,
and it works fine for me - can you elaborate on what precisely is wrong?
On Saturday, April 27, 2013 4:22:03 PM UTC-4, Seth Messer wrote:
@asagallant,
Thanks much for the response. i've been able to parse and create
The simplest things cause the most angst.
Chart with 4 columns, datetime, number, number, number.
This works...
var num_format = new
google.visualization.NumberFormat({groupingSympbol:',', fractionDigits:0});
num_format.format(data,1);
num_format.format(data,2);
num_format.format(data,3);
Hi,
I have a data table in which i set a property to a row using
setRowProperty; basically add a class which changes the background color to
red.
But after I create a data view from above said data table and create a
table chart I do not see the red back ground rows.
Am I doing something
No, you have to call the format on each column separately.
On Saturday, April 27, 2013 8:07:31 PM UTC-4, Mike Soja wrote:
The simplest things cause the most angst.
Chart with 4 columns, datetime, number, number, number.
This works...
var num_format = new
Dang. But thanks for the answer.
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The DataView is likely preserving the row property just fine; the problem
is that Table visualizations (which is what I assume you are using) do not
accept row-level properties - they only use properties set on individual
cells.
On Saturday, April 27, 2013 9:54:04 PM UTC-4, Vikas NV wrote:
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