That is what i am trying to do with little luck. Going back to the database
is inefficient.
On Wednesday, 20 April 2016 22:54:49 UTC+5, Daniel LaLiberte wrote:
>
> It would be better, faster anyway, if you could do the recomputation in
> the browser, probably by generating a DataView. For each
OK, I am still not following the details of the data you are charting, but
no matter. I can tell you how you might generate this series of charts.
You should just use a ColumnChart with stacking.
https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/columnchart#stacked-column-charts
Each
Merci Daniel
Je regarde le lien mais pour l'instant ça ne marche toujours pas
Le mercredi 20 avril 2016 14:39:40 UTC+2, Daniel LaLiberte a écrit :
>
> Hi fanny,
>
> The data needs to be in JavaScript, but you have it in php. Converting it
> to a string in php that represents the JavaScript
It would be better, faster anyway, if you could do the recomputation in the
browser, probably by generating a DataView. For each changerange event,
generate the new data and call draw() on the chart again. If this ends up
being slow, I have some ideas on how to speed it up.
On Wed, Apr 20, 2016
You could try first setting with vw and vh units, and then determining the
equivalent px units. Each chart might behave differently because they
don't all use the same method of determining the container size. Which
chart type are you using?
On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 12:51 PM, fm
Hello,
I'm using Google Charts API v44 and I found something that looks like a
bug. At the legend, when name of the entry is too long you can see a
tooltip with this name. But in Firefox under Fedora it gets unreadable
because the font color and background color are the same:
thank you daniel for the solution re: the zoom buttons.
Yes, i have read on the group that others have requested similar feature
before. I saw this old thread, where an event handler was used to get the
desired result in Annotation Timeline chart. Thought maybe a similar work
around could be
I tried styling the containing div with vw and vh but the chart itself is
not following the div styling and is defaulting to 40px width and 200px
height?
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Here is the change of the zoom buttons:
https://jsfiddle.net/dlaliberte/4gdzcLLm/2/
To get the scaling you want relative to the first y-axis value, you would
have to recompute the data yourself. But then that would not work
correctly with the range selector, which assumes the data is static.
Here is your code working: https://jsfiddle.net/dlaliberte/4gdzcLLm/1/
You have to change the jsfiddle hidden feature under the javascript
configuration button so that it doesn't run onload.
Your requested features are probably doable, and I'll update in an hour.
On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 10:18 AM,
here you go
https://jsfiddle.net/shamoun/4gdzcLLm/
1. Need to get rid of the 1h, 1d & 5d buttons
2. I want the values to be a % of the first y-axis value of the graph. So
when we access the 'rangechanger', the first value should dynamically
change to 1.
Thanks for your help
On Wednesday, 20
Ah, now that's an interesting question. I do think that the phenomenon of
people photographing QR codes in order to avoid typing in URLs has peaked,
although I say that on the basis of industry gestalt rather than Google
logs. But hey, it's a barcode. They don't die. We'll continue to see them
Well, that's something. Thank you, Jon!
Any insight into how popular/frequently leveraged QR code generation is? I
imagine that would factor into Google's decision around continued support.
I've read a lot of blog posts pronouncing the "death of the QR code", but
I'm curious what Google's
Hi Shamoun,
Can you give us a link to your page so we can see what is going on?
The other thread you linked to discusses several things. Which thing are
you interested in? The AnnotationChart should be a drop-in replacement for
the AnnotatedTimeline, however, so try it.
On Wed, Apr 20, 2016
Daniel,
I wasnt able to access the undocument options re; Zoom Buttons that you
suggest. Can you help me out there with the code.
Also, I am trying to implement something similar to this thread
Hi fanny,
The data needs to be in JavaScript, but you have it in php. Converting it
to a string in php that represents the JavaScript is one way to do it. But
this message might give you some other ideas:
Bonjour et merci pour la réponse :)
Mon $chart est justement une variable qui stock mon tableau de dates.
En voici un echo :
*[["Vick
vaporub","2016-03-16","2016-03-19"],["Actifed","2016-03-10","2016-03-31"],["Aspirine","2016-04-10","2016-04-15"]]*
Avez vous une autre idée ?
*Merci*
Le
You have to store your $chart data in a JavaScript variable, and the value
that you pass to dataTable.addRows() has to be an array of arrays. I don't
know enough php to write that for you, but that should help.
On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 3:13 AM, fanny André wrote:
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I have already posted problem on Stack Overflow
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36726383/google-timeline-memory-leak-when-redrawing-chart
Here is the chart https://jsfiddle.net/damiantt/t2skaegg/2/
https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js">
Bonjour,
Voila j'essai de mettre en place la Timeline Google Charts avec mes données
en BDD.
Ce sont des dates de prise de médicament à afficher... Début et fin de prise
J'ai lu la doc de Google mais je n'arrive toujours pas a afficher mon
graph
Est ce que quelqu'un pourrait m'aider ??!
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