JS charts suddenly stopped working for me as well.
Explicitly loading version 46 instead of current fixed things for us.
Version 47 though came out in January, why would this only start affecting
people today?
On Monday, February 10, 2020 at 1:21:20 PM UTC-5, Dustin Saunders wrote:
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> My JS
Hiya, I just noticed that the "last modified" header
on https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js says "Tue, 11 Feb 2020 04:46:35
GMT". Was there an unpublished fix, or other change? This might be causing
issues. At least one other poster besides myself appears to be experiencing
some kind of
Yes, in fact there were a few unannounced updates of v47 last night, and
another update just now. I've mostly been modifying the loader, in
particular, to support more redirects that the old jsapi loader still
supports. But along the way, I messed up by updating the loader with a
version that
In addition to avoiding the use of internal properties, if you feel the API
should be enhanced with some additional capability, please let us know your
reasons. Maybe we will agree, or maybe we can suggest an alternative.
On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 11:50 AM Dustin Saunders
wrote:
> Thanks for the
I'm mostly C# so I guess its surprising to me that the internal properties
are subject to change so frequently but that explains why I couldn't find
any documentation about it. I'll change the code to use for loops to
iterate and use setCell()-- thanks for the reply.
On Tuesday, February 11,
Thanks for the reply Jeff, explicitly loading 46 also worked for us.
Same question about the Janurary release, because I noticed that today it
was changed again from *Hg* to *eg*. So I thought maybe my browser caches
for a while but testing 'current' this morning shows that new change.
On
Hi Dustin,
If you are using internal properties of the DataTable instance, they are
certain to be changed with each new release, so you should try to find
another way to achieve your goal that only uses the public API. Even old
releases might need to be updated, although we would be more likely
Hi Dan, thanks for the quick updates! I also appreciate the transparency.
Here's the snippet we're using to load google
charts: https://gist.github.com/jmjohnson/3c37f229d36fd79be680283269b0646a
$j is jquery v1.9.1
We don't have any other kinds of google chart loading setups. I bet things
are
Gotcha.
Unfortunately, our app doesn't have any public facing pages. I'll see if I
can setup a test environment or something. Or... would a chrome dev tools
HAR file be sufficient?
In any case, since v46 seems to be working fine, I feel no more urgency
around this.
On Tuesday, February 11,
Hi Jeff,
Your snippet looks fine as it is, but it wouldn't work without the key
ingredient, the part that loads the loader. I expect you are using the
new loader at https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js, but what else is
going on? Since you are using jquery, you also must be loading that,
Thanks for posting this. I was getting confused as multiple websites I help
with have all had google charts breaking today.
On Monday, February 10, 2020 at 10:21:20 AM UTC-8, Dustin Saunders wrote:
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> My JS for charts in my application suddenly stopped working. Here's a
> sample:
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> data =
>
> Bonjour.
>
Mon pie chart qui utilise le theme "Material" ne fonctionne plus
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I've never tried to use a chrome dev tools HAR file, but it sounds like it
will either reveal too much of your internal code, or not enough to help.
A simple test case would be best, but I guess don't bother unless this
problem persists, say in future upgrades.
On Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 2:16 PM
Here is an example of a 'material' pie chart. Does it work for you?
https://jsfiddle.net/dlaliberte/b5jdar7y/
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> Mon pie chart qui utilise le theme "Material" ne fonctionne plus
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