In my code I'm initializing the chart like this...
<script type="text/javascript">
var chart = null,
defaultOptions = {
chart: etc etc
};
function drawDefaultChart() {
chart = new Highcharts.Chart(defaultOptions);
}
$(function() {
$(document).ready(function() {
drawDefaultChart();
});
});
</script>
then in the body I have
Reset
but when you click the link, all it does is redraw the graph with the settings from the previous state... I'm not quite sure what is going on. If I add chart.destroy(); the chart doesn't work at all...
function drawDefaultChart() {
chart.destroy(); //this makes the chart not work at all
chart = new Highcharts.Chart(defaultOptions);
}
You can clearly see that I 'm pasing default options to the chart that is suppose to get redrawn.... I don't understand why it uses the old filter settings, i'm about to jump off a bridge, can somebody PLEASE HELP?
my live example is here http://goo.gl/sGu0M
//////// UPDATE
I was able to do it with a lot of blood, sweat, and tears. I ended up putting the data into a php variable on another page (to save real estate), and then calling it using php variables, and then I just call it everytime someone clicks a link. I figured out that in order to redraw the graph, you have to reload ALL the data in each time. The PHP makes this easier in terms of amount of data on the screen.
this was the link that eventually helped me figure it out. http://jsfiddle.net/dane/YUa3R/34/
Always it's recommend to refer API documentation.
use following snippet to destroy the chart $('#container').highcharts().destroy();
Click here for a working solution.
First off, I know NOTHING about highcharts, but it would seem you need: (from your actual page)
function drawDefaultChart() {
$("#container").empty();
chart = new Highcharts.Chart(defaultOptions);
}
to be
function drawDefaultChart() {
$("#container").empty().highcharts(defaultOptions);
}
OR perhaps:
function drawDefaultChart() {
$("#container").highcharts(defaultOptions);
}
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I'm trying to create custom zoom in/out buttons and I've got it working except for the most important part, the zooming..
I've created a map chart like this:
$scope.chart = new Highcharts.Map(config);
Then I have two functions which run whenever you click on zoom in or out:
highcharts.zoomIn = function() {
$scope.chart.mapZoom(0.5);
};
highcharts.zoomOut = function() {
$scope.chart.mapZoom(2);
};
Setting the mapZoom of the chart doesn't give me an error nor does it do anything. I tried calling $scope.chart.redraw() afterwards but it didn't help either. Also saw that it already calls the redraw function in the source code of the mapZoom function.
I can't find any information on how to do this so what exactly am I doing wrong here?
So I have this chart built out and it works except it keeps throwing the error Cannot read property 'chart' of undefined. I am reloading the chart on window resize so that the html labels reload in correct positions.
It's a double donut chart and shows/hides content based on the selected slice.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
First of all, you define var chart variable in createChart function, so it always will be undefined - use only one definition (the one on top), later just assign chart to that variable. Anyway, I see two solutions:
use setTimeout() in resize event, to render chart with a delay. Not a reliable solution, because user can play around with width of the browser and something may be broken again
wrap initReflow method to check if chart exists, like this:
(function(H, HA) {
H.wrap(H.Chart.prototype.initReflow = function () {
var chart = this,
reflow = function (e) {
if(chart && chart.options) {
chart.reflow(e);
}
};
HA.addEvent(window, 'resize', reflow);
HA.addEvent(chart, 'destroy', function () {
HA.removeEvent(window, 'resize', reflow);
});
});
})(Highcharts, HighchartsAdapter)
Working demo: https://jsfiddle.net/dpsn9gx8/7/
Edit:
Since Highcharts 4.1.10 Highcharts adapter is built-in, so remove it and use Highcharts: https://jsfiddle.net/dpsn9gx8/11/
I'm using jqBarGraph to draw a graph on a page, but after the page loads, the graph updates with new values. How do I redraw the graph?
I'm updating the array I'm used to initialize the graph and then re-using it to initalize the graph (occurs within an each()).
Initial array:
array_msa_graph_1 = new Array(
[12300, 'MSA', '#88c100'],
[0, 'Gap', '#5e8500'],
[12300, 'ATB', '#74a400']
);
jQuery('#msa_graph_1').jqbargraph({
data: array_msa_graph_1
});
Updating array:
var graph_id = $(this).find('.msa_graph').attr('id');
var array_name = 'array_' + graph_id;
var graph_array = eval(array_name);
var msa_value = getMSA(graph_id);
graph_array[0][0] = msa_value;
$('#' + graph_id).jqbargraph({
data: graph_array
});
However, in the redraw process, it seems the array gets appended to the already existing graph and doesn't update the existing columns and labels.
What am I doing wrong?
Woah, this is quite an old post. I am also implementing bar graph using this plugin. I was having this trouble yesterday. I managed to solve this issue by taking a look at their page source. I found out that the person was able to clear the modification made on the graph. Hence, is this line of code that reset the values. $('#DivforGraph').html(''); //reset graph during dynamic change :)
*I will post the solution here.Maybe it might benefit someone who is facing the same problem as us! Cheers! ^_^
I've searched far and wide and I wasn't able to figure out what's wrong with my code. Apologies if I am missing something obvious.
I have a JSON object as follows:
var data={
"by_date":[
{"date":"2014-01-01", "count":10},
{"date":"2014-02-01", "count":20},
{"date":"2014-03-01", "count":30},
{"date":"2014-04-01", "count":15},
{"date":"2014-05-01", "count":20}
],
"by_location": {
"name":"World","children":[
{
"name":"United States", "children":[{"name":"New York", "children":[{"name":"Albany","count":5}, {"name":"NYC","count":5}]}]
},
{
"name":"Canda", "children":[
{
"name":"Alberta", "children":[{"name":"Edmonton","count":5},{"name":"Calgary","count":5}]
},
{
"name":"British Columbia", "children":[{"name":"Victoria","count":2},{"name":"Vancouver","count":8}]
}
]
},
{
"name":"China", "children":[{"name":"Beijing","count":30}]
},
{
"name":"India", "children":[{"name":"Bangalore","count":15}]
},
{
"name":"Germany", "children":[{"name":"Frankfurt","count":20}]
}
]
}
};
I want to display a line chart using data from data.by_date and a zoomable circlepack from data.by_location on the same HTML page. I have two Javascript functions by_date, which creates a line chart, and by_location, which creates a circlepack, and they both have the exact same code as Mike Bostock's line chart and zoomable circlepack examples and I call them as follows:
by_date(data.by_date);
by_location(data.by_location); // Creates circlepack, but zoom doesn't work.
The problem is that while both the line chart and the circlepack are created and displayed on the page, the zoom functionality doesn't work on the circlepack. I get the following error:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'parent' of undefined
However, if I don't call by_date and only call by_location, it works perfectly fine.
//by_date(data.by_date);
by_location(data.by_location); // Zoom works great now!
Since by_date uses only data.by_date, and doesn't even touch data.by_location, why would commenting it out somehow make by_location work okay?
Here are fiddles demonstrating the issue:
Both line and circlepack (circlepack doesn't zoom): http://jsfiddle.net/xk5aqf8t/6/
Line chart function by_date commented (zoom works fine): http://jsfiddle.net/38sayeqa/
Note that the only difference between the two fiddles is the commented call to by_date.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
The problem in your case is that in your zoom transition you're selecting all text elements in the document, including the line chart where elements' bound data doesn't have any parent property (hence the error message).
The fix is easy. Just constrain your transition selection to the current chart. In your case you already have a selection of text elements, you can simply reuse it as demonstrated below:
// Let's keep our initial selection in the text variable:
var text = svg.selectAll('text').data(nodes);
text.enter()... // the entering selection is a subselection, so we keep it separate
// Create a new transition on the existing selection of text nodes
var transition = text.transition().duration(...); // the transition will reuse `text` selection
transition.filter(...); // don't subselect anything here
Here's a demo.
I'm using Highchart API to display charts. There are many chart type to display and the idea is let the user choose a chart from a dropdown, make an ajax request and partially update the chart. The good is i can output a custom response, with custom chart options, layout and data.
The problem here is that chart layout and data are inside the script tag in head. An empty div is then populated by the API.
Which pattern should i use to partially update the chart? Sorry for the very noob question, but i'm feeling a bit confused when dealing with something different from updating div with plain text/html as server response.
i was working a little with hightchart, and what i was doing to change the type of chart is calling a function that go's to a php ajax source and create the chart with a table's db result.
each chart's need a diferente table layout, i think.
and that's why i create separeted files for this.
like:
piechart.ajax.php
and a div get the return of ajax call and after that, i call the Highcharts to display the div's result's into a chart.
dont know if this will help you, but may be clear your 'mind'
edit:
html:
<div id="grafic"></div>
js:
$.post("ajax/piechart.ajax.php",
{
cache: false,
},
function(data){
$("#grafic").html(data);
var table = document.getElementById('datatable'),
options = {
chart: {
renderTo: 'grafic',
zoomType: 'xy',
defaultSeriesType: 'pie'
}
};
Highcharts.visualize(table, options);
}
)
Answer myself: make chart a global javascript variable, initialize charts options (not necessary) send an ajax request and return a JSON object that represent the entire chart object, overriding chart global. No need to call redraw. Limitations: as you can't serialize function you can't dynamically override formatters function (e.g. for tooltips).
If you just want to update data call addSeries, setSize, setTitle (and others) methods.
All explained very well here (section 4) and here.