When I want to for example hover over my area chart dot symbols I could not do it because they could overlap each other.
See images:
Hover over event not triggered - No tooltip shows up
Hover over event triggered - Tooltip shows up
Maybe I can place the charts in the same layer or something like that to make it work properly?
What I noticed: As the charts loads in, the newer one covers the older one.
I could load the chart which has higher Y axis values first and than the charts with smaller Y axis values.
But that solution would only work in those cases where every single chart points are clearly bigger/smaller than the other chart's points.
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I have a grid in jQuery Flot. On this grid, there are a lot of separate points scattered across, each with an X and a Y position.
Additionally, the grid utilizes flot.navigation to allow zooming in and out. Now this is where my problem occurs... This is undoubtedly rectangles, where as the first image, and most zoom levels, are square..
To force squares on the initial load, I normalize the data x/y values. When I zoom in/ out, the grid is still square, for a while. If I zoom in and out sporadically, the grid becomes rectangles.
Removing the scroll-zoom, and adding zoom in/ zoom out buttons did not fix the issue. While testing this, I realized that if I pan up a little bit, so that 0,0 is not visible, that's when the zoom and ratio starts to act up.
Applying the fix suggested in this answer didn't change the behavior at all.
I am customizing the javafx charts a bit adding valuelabels etc above bars and sliding out certain parts of piecharts. The problem is some of the extras come outside of the visual area.
Is there a simple way to get piecharts to become smaller (but the chart component itself retain its size so that there is more empty space surround the pie?
The same issue with barcharts. I need more empty space above my vertical bars, and more empty space to the right of my horizontal bars.
All data in the table has Number(mostly BigDeicmal) for its value and String for its key and series.
I need to create a chart looking like one shown in the image below using mschart. I can create the half circle using transparent color for the lower half of the doughnut chart, but i am unable to find way to show the needle.
The half circle is 100% and in the image the indicator is on 23%.
Also if there is another way to show the same information with mschart I can change the geography of the chart.
It's a general question, not one related to any specific chart; hence I'm not adding any code.
It seems there isn't a "footer" option you can use to control how the motion chart appears, in a similar vein as there are options to control for width, colours, omit the right-hand menus, etc.
Also, how can I present the chart centralised on the page rather than starting from the top left-hand corner?
Regards,
José
Trend Compass is a new concept in viewing statistics and trends in an animated way by displaying in one chart 5 axis (X, Y, Time, Bubble size & Bubble color) instead of just the traditional X and Y axis. It could be used in analysis, research, presentation etc.
Link on UK Master Card vs Visa performance:
http://www.epicsyst.com/test/v2/mastercard_vs_visa/
Link showing Drilling feature (Parent/Child) - Just double-click on any bubble:
http://www.epicsyst.com/test/v2/drilling/
I would like to be able to specify the placement of a legend for a linechart. Currently, it continues to appear to the right of the chart. I have tried playing with the width/height of the chart to no avail... Putting the legend before the linechart in the mxml causes it to appear to the left. I can't seem to get it appear at the bottom though. I can't seem to find any good examples for this. They don't seem to specify anything but the legend usually shows up below the chart, I can't seem to do it. Optionally, it would be okay to somehow minimize the legend..
what container are your line chart and legend in? its sounds like you are using either an HBox or an application with the layout="horizontal". To move the legend below use either a VBox or application layout of vertical. Or you can use a canvas and use constraints (left, right, top, bottom) or x and y coordinates