I have a product that enables sites to use Google Charts in the Joomla CMS.
Since version 50, a small number of users have reported the chart error
"b.split is not a function". This is a small error on a red background that
appears in the chart element instead of the chart itself, so a
Many thanks Sergey. It's a bit odd though. I always specify colours without
the # and this is the only case that has ever generated an error. It also
appears this is one place you can't use colour names ('red' is not a valid
hex color).
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I'm sure that when I started using the API the # wasn't specified, or maybe
I just picked up an incorrect example from somewhere. Anyway, the
documentation definitely shows colours defined with # so I will change my
code.
Thanks again.
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Months are zero-based in the visualization API. Date(2014, 1, 21) is the
21st of February.
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Thanks for that. I don't know of a workaround in MooTools and a quick
Google didn't reveal anything. Good to know the issue will be fixed
eventually.
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When MooTools is loaded and a chart includes the explorer:{} option, the
following error is generated:
Object function (){return v; } has no method 'isEnabled'
The document below will reproduce the error. Remove MooTools and the chart
is drawn correctly. Or remove the explorer:{} option and
hAxis.minValue and hAxis.maxValue are broken at the moment, so yes, they
are useless. vAxis.minValue and vAxis.maxValue work as documented.
hAxis.viewWindow.min and hAxis.viewWindow.max are not quite the same
because they are not overridden by the data if it falls outside the
specified range.
I tried using discreet X axis values, which allows me to control the number
of months shown, but with a discreet X axis, you can't have vertical
gridlines. Is there any other possible workaround for this? At the moment
there is no way to draw a decent looking line graph where dates are
