Could you provide a code example that demonstrates the problem? That error
is too generic to point to any specific cause.
On Saturday, July 26, 2014 10:52:55 AM UTC-4, Zdravko Balorda wrote:
I get this error on rendering a ComboChart in Chrome:
Cannot read property 'length' of null
The
Thank you.
In the mean time I solved this issue. The problem was that chart was to
be rendered in a table cell:
td id=chart/td
which caused this error.
The solution is:
tddiv id=chart/div/td
Now the chart gets rendered in Chrome, too. All is good.
Regards, Zdravko
On Sun, 2014-07-27 at 05:48
First of all, you should not wrap your code in a document ready event
handler - it is possible that the API could finish loading after the
document is ready, and thus your chart would not draw.
Without your data, I cannot replicate your chart, but I don't see anything
there that would prevent
Set the style of the axis titles using the hAxis and vAxis.titleTextStyle
options.
hAxis: {
titleTextStyle: {
fontSize: 14 // takes an integer for the pixel-size of the font
(note that em notation does not work here)
}
}
On Saturday, July 26, 2014 6:21:40 PM UTC-4, Luigi
Wow, thank you so much Andrew. I would have never figured that parsing
out...
Either one of those examples to turn stuff on or off would work. The site
is going to be only accessed by me so it doesnt have to be super sexy.
The csv file is hosted on the machine that is running the webserver.
Hi folks,
When there is only one data with a format of datetime, the x axis is
incorrect. However, when there are more than one date in datetime format,
it looks fine
Check this out, single hour but it's displaying 12:00AM multiple times. I
only want to see it one time.
I'm being serious, I did not want anything else but two linear graphs which
would fit into both fixed axes.
Almost exactly sth. like the following:
It took me three hours until I realized the shittiness of the
documentation. I have no idea if this is even possible with google charts,
I am
