Does anybody know what are these lines and how can I fix this and turn it off?
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I have a few sites where I'm creating an SVG programatically in JavaScript using createElementNS. It's always worked up until the present, but for some reason, on one project, it's not working.
You can see that the SVG registers in DevTools but has a screen height of 0x0. I'm wondering anyone has tips to debug it? The code is quite long that makes it & whenever I try to distill a minimal example it works, so I'm a bit stuck on what may be going on here. Thanks!
I'm trying to optimize the Javascript in our browser app to make sure that animations always run at 60fps. I'm using the Chrome (57) Timeline tool analyse bottlenecks. Many are well solvable, but I also encounter a few very mysterious phenomena:
The screen shot below shows an empty timeline (during a long running CSS transformation), but still the frame exceeds 16ms. Where do I find what is going on there?
The other weird phenomenon is shown below, where part of a function's logic has been moved into a requestAnimationFrame() statement. That logic is nicely moved along further in time, still it seems to stretch the whole frame to 21.3ms. Why is that happening?
I hope someone can shed some light on these cases.
Thanks!
Pascal
A couple of months ago, I made a meteogram with NCL.
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It works great, but I would like to improve it, making it again in highcharts. I know there is already a meteogram in highcharts, but honestly it's too basic. So I decided to make one like mine.
I know the last 4 graphics perhaps could be made using this: http://www.highcharts.com/demo/synchronized-charts
But I have no idea of how to make the vertical profile. Maybe It could be made modifying a "large heatmap" somehow (look for highcharts large heatmap, I can't post more than two links)
Yet, I don't know if could be possible to overlay wind arrows all along, to show the wind direction. Anybody have an idea or suggestion about all this? I would really appreciate your help. Thanks!!
This is kind of hard to explain so here is a pretty picture from Safari:
As can be seen in this picture is that each "label" which has a slight transparency shows another label behind it. This happens with every entity on the map.
This is what it looks like in Chrome:
Nice and pretty!
Has anyone experienced this before? Has a solution been found?
I was using svg's for my billboards. For some reason Safari couldn't handle the rendering of these svg's. I managed to solve this by converting all svg's to png's before setting them as the image of a billboard.
Hope this can help someone else in the future!
Hi I am having some problems with my javascript not working in IE. That being said I have been looking through older post such as these.
google-maps-javascript-api-error-in-internet-explorer
google-maps-api-marker-images-not-showing-in-internet-explorer
I still cant figure out what the problem is. When I debug I end up in the minifed google api code and have no idea what is going on (Similar to this post google-maps-javascript-api-error-in-internet-explorer ) . One thing that I can tell is that as I step over the errors the polygons start to to be drawn in the order that they are ( order is at the bottom of windData.js. I think the problem might have to do with the way I have windData.js setup.
I dont think the problem is with a global variable map since when you enter a address and click search it re-centers the map on that location, but then the marker is not drawn and the infowindow does not appear.
One CSS note that I saw was that the search button, and nav bar dont seem to be lining up correctly. More specifically the Nav bar doesnt line up in IE. The Search bar doesnt line up in Firefox.
For all my testing I have been using Internet Explorer 9, Firefox 7.0.1 and Chrome 15.0.874.120 m.
Thanks in advance for your help. Additionally I am new to all this and any recommendations you have on how I should do thing would be greatly appreciated thanks.
One obvious problem is this sort of thing:
paths: [
new google.maps.LatLng(27.32074511436256,-99.53600600398401),
new google.maps.LatLng(27.30459798514129,-99.5366568769641),
...
new google.maps.LatLng(27.32074511436256,-99.53600600398401),
],
The comma after the last LatLng, before the closing ] will cause errors in Internet Explorer. I think all your paths arrays leave that comma in.