It's strange...as I understand tooltips should has possibility to show at
least days...otherwise this chart is really useless...
On Wednesday, May 28, 2014 9:05:51 PM UTC+4, Andrew Gallant wrote:
No, you cannot customize the tooltips like that yet.
On Wednesday, May 28, 2014 9:08:29 AM
Hi all
This must probably seem like a stupid question but how can i use % in stead
of px when dealing with a chart width and height? because using px causes
problems for different resolution.
this doesnt seem to work:
var chart = new google.visualization.ChartWrapper({
chartType:
Hello,
i'm using a geochart to enhance visualization of data contained in a table.
This table has a row for each geochart's region which has available data.
Normal behaviour of geochart, when user's mouse hovers over any region is
to focus that region and show a tool tip, right?
I want to
Same problem here, production version (1) should be loaded like this right?
google.load('visualization', '1.0', {'packages':['corechart'], 'callback':
foo});
I'm trying to draw a dataTable received from the Google Analytics API ... b.I
is not a function×
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The dev team is aware of issues with the tooltip date and duration
formatting; I expect that they will release a fix for this, but I have no
idea when that will be.
On Thursday, May 29, 2014 3:43:07 AM UTC-4, Dmitry Mzokov wrote:
It's strange...as I understand tooltips should has possibility
To use percents, you have to style the container div instead of setting
them in the chart's options. You could add this to your CSS:
#line_div {
width: 15%;
height: 6%;
}
On Thursday, May 29, 2014 4:29:43 AM UTC-4, abdelkader didouh wrote:
Hi all
This must probably seem like a
The mouseover event fires when a user mouses over a region, but you can't
trigger the tooltip with that. Setting the selection should work if you
set the GeoChart's tooltip.trigger option to selection.
On Thursday, May 29, 2014 6:44:24 AM UTC-4, Alvaro Fernández Seco wrote:
Hello,
i'm
Unless the Analytics API introduced a compatible DataTable feed in the past
year or so, I don't believe any of their feeds are directly compatible with
the Visualization API. You can always parse the Analytics data into a
DataTable, though.
It would help to see a sample of the data returned
I see what I did wrong.
I put the for loop in the wrong spot.
It works now!
Thanks a lot.
On Wed, May 28, 2014 at 3:56 PM, Andrew Gallant asgallant...@gmail.com
wrote:
You need to zero-out the values in anArray and lanArray every time you
return from your AJAX, like this:
$().SPServices({
I think what you did in the file I tested is fine, where each is it's own
object. However, I can't really say as I don't know what the actual final
objects are supposed to look like, so that's only something you will be
able to answer yourself once you tweak the hi/low values to the scale you
I am trying to add my legend to the bottom but whenever I do the months
that line up along the x-axis disappears.
Ex:
Before:
After:
http://isaac.issharepoint.com/Web%20Part%20Page/508Dashboard.aspx
Here's the code I used to code the after:
I added *position:'bottom*
var options = {
The labels that display outside of the bar is not a bug. It is working as
intended. When the bar label will not fit in the bar, we display it next
to the bar rather than truncating it. If there is not room for it next to
the bar, we will truncate it inside the bar.
Perhaps it's time for a new
hm... after configure geochart options with
tooltip: {trigger: 'selection'}
the tooltip is still showing up when just hovering over any region ( if i
set trigger: 'none' tooltip is not displayed).
beyond this, I think I'm doing something wrong with setSelection() because
no changes are shown
We're going to try to release animated pie charts in our next update, so
perhaps July.
Jon
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On May 17, 2014 10:01 PM, Jon Orwant orw...@google.com wrote:
The engineer who'll be doing it is on vacation this coming week. Once he
returns we'll figure out how easy this'll be
Hi everyone,
Currently, the gauge chart has max and min values. Is there a way to assign
values to other tickmarks within the gauge? If i have min:0 and max:60, i'd
like the 5 ticks in between to read, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50.
Is this possible?
Thanks
Steve
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Woohoo! That'd be great. Thanks!
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We're going to try to release animated pie charts in our next update, so
perhaps July.
Jon
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On May 17, 2014
Expect a new option to force the bar labels inside the bars in v40. (I.e.,
the version _after_ the version which is scheduled to ship next week).
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I spent a marginal amount of time looking at this, and it appears to me
that it works. In other words, I am seeing the HTML tooltip in iOS 7.1 on
America.
Are you running an older version of iOS? Is this not what I should be
seeing?
Any more data you can provide, and I'll try to help get to
The only potential hangup I can see is with using a % for height, but that
is an issue with CSS/HTML, not with the Visualization API. Can you share
demo code demonstrating the problem?
On Thursday, May 29, 2014 10:20:20 AM UTC-4, abdelkader didouh wrote:
Thanks very much for your quick
Hi Jeremy, thank you for looking into it.
The issue is not with the html tooltip, that works fine, but with the
select listener.
Clicking the countries with data an alert message should fire, and on iOS
it seems it does not.
Do you confirm this behaviour on iOS 7.1 also? Or does the alert
Try setting the chartArea.height option, or increasing the height of the
chart. The chartArea.height option can take an integer (pixels high) or a
string (percent of total chart height). If you shrink the height of the
chartArea or increase the total chart height (or some combination of the
No, you cannot label the other tick marks.
On Thursday, May 29, 2014 1:40:00 PM UTC-4, Steven Downs wrote:
Hi everyone,
Currently, the gauge chart has max and min values. Is there a way to
assign values to other tickmarks within the gauge? If i have min:0 and
max:60, i'd like the 5 ticks
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