Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Hello Guys, Good Morning!!! It's been while i am back to this group. The same question am posting again after 9 months. Has google announced officially to download the script files which is required for charting to be included in the local project and start make use of it. As far as i know, we

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

You need to call the library on the fly. Jon On Sat, Sep 19, 2015 at 4:12 PM, karthikeyan muthusamy < mailme.karthi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello Guys, > > Good Morning!!! > > It's been while i am back to this group. > > The same question am posting again after 9 months. Has google announced >

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Thanks for the reply. Appreciated your time On Sat, Sep 19, 2015 at 1:12 PM, 'Jon Orwant' via Google Visualization API < google-visualization-api@googlegroups.com> wrote: > We have no plans to do so, sorry. If we did that, it would render us > unable to make improvements and fix bugs. > > Jon >

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Thanks jon. Is there any chance to know about would google give it as downloadable library in future? Any date? On Sat, Sep 19, 2015 at 11:06 AM, 'Jon Orwant' via Google Visualization API wrote: > You need to call the library on the fly. > > Jon > > On

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

We have no plans to do so, sorry. If we did that, it would render us unable to make improvements and fix bugs. Jon On Sat, Sep 19, 2015 at 6:55 PM, karthikeyan muthusamy < mailme.karthi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks jon. Is there any chance to know about would google give it as > downloadable

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Hi MaCsaba, While, you can indeed do that, it is technically against our Terms of Service. You should also be aware that if you do that, your versions of charts won't automatically get updated, so you won't get any new features or bugfixes unless you periodically redownload the file. Since it is

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Thanks Everyone who participated in this discussion and please advice me what should i suppose to do. Should i go with referring the chart scripts dynamically or should i download and try it. On Monday, 1 December 2014 11:53:18 UTC-5, Sergey wrote: Hi MaCsaba, While, you can indeed do

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

As I mentioned before, downloading the charts script and serving it yourself is against our Terms of Service. If you do this, you will not receive updates, new features, or bugfixes automatically. Not to mention that you will not receive support if your issue is specific to your hosting the

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Sure and thanks for letting me know. Since this is dynamic library and can i assume these scripts always be rendered from google without any issue as i will be using this on my consumer portal. So i will expect not to see the script download delay/exception. your opinion please On Monday, 1

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Hi, I'm having a hard time understanding what you're asking here, but I'll try to answer to the best of my ability. There would be a delay/lag between any server, including if you hosted the library yourself. In fact, Google's servers are likely to respond faster than yours are. I can't guarantee

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Hi! Tell me if i am wrong, but i have copied, the text, what google has answered for the google chart request, and save as a .js file. And this file can be served from my server, doesn't matter whatever is going on with google. So also if you are working on a LAN aplication, you can still use

[visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Hi, I tried to understand the Google API chart concept and started with the help of some guru's on this forum. but have couple of questions. 1. Can i use this Google API chart call in my website as my website will be used by my customers. 2. As this API is on load call [every time the script

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Hi, 1. You can absolutely use the Google Chart API on your website. 2. That doesn't sound quite right. If your server does not have internet, it won't be able to serve the page with the charts in the first place. If it is able to serve the HTML page with the chart, then there will be no issue, as

Re: [visualization-api] Google chart API Rules Discussion

Hi Sergey, Wonderful and thanks a lot for clearing my queries. As far as i know, this is the best free chart and more useful and elegant. Kudos to Google. I love if we have downloadable version and it's a great move that Google is working on downloadable version. Once again thanks a lot for your