In Firefox 44.0 Windows, part of the labels on the y-axis don't appear; instead a "..." is being displayed. I have tested the page in several other browsers where it works fine (here is a link). Looks like this:
I'd say there is enough space for writing the whole four numbers - that is years, instead of "19...".
Any idea what I can do about it?
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This is probably very edge case scenario, but I wanted to know if there is any workaround.
I noticed that when legend align set to right and layout is proximate and when last data points close to each other and bottom legend item has multiple lines in it, it confuses legend order.
Please take a look into this example and the image below:
I'm trying to have legend items ordered by their last value like test1,test2, test3, test longer text4, but instead got two last items mixed up. And it happens only when two last data points close to each other. Other times it worked perfectly.
I've tried to play around with legend.maxHeight, but unfortunately it has no effect.
I appreciate any help!
Earlier, I asked how to create "spectra" charts in Vaadin (see How to create a "spectrum" chart using Vaadin 14+). It turned out that one didn't actually need to create barcharts -- the only real need seemed to be to set the pointwidth to 1. (This solved the "very wide" widths lines when zooming.)
HOWEVER: I think there's a bug in vaadin charts when one has more than 1 series presents and when one zooms: the line moves to an inccorrect position on the x-axis (or the x-axis is no longer placed correctly.) Any thoughts on how to resolve? Here are two screenshots showing the problem. In the first one, only ONE series is visible and the line is at the correct x-axis point of ~598.36. In the second screenshot, though, (where the only change I have made is to enable the 2nd series), the line moves to an INCORRECT x-axis coordinate (it seems like it's ~598.25!!!).
One theory I have is that adding the second series somehow confuses the chart from determining the correct x-axes....maybe because each series has it's own x axis logic in some way? Not sure....(I'm using Vaadin 14 and I tested this both in my dev env and on production.)
I am printing some custom drawn charts on a fast Reports 4 databand.
The band has one text component and one picture component which I manipulate in the OnBeforePrint event to draw my charts using its canvas.
The problem is that the width of the charts may change drastically and go far beyond the page width and scaling/streching the charts to fit the page limits is not an option for the user.
I tried to make the page width grow to accommodate the graphics and it worked very well while visualizing, but I cannot print it since the user's printer only accepts A4 paper size.
So how can I split the report in smaller A4 pieces like the following image?
PS: the first image is the actual report output and the second one is the desired result.
We recently made the switch from JFreeCharts to Highcharts. And our apps teams build small pie charts (fit in 250 by 400 px) on a dashboard, that usually show less than 8 slices. The pie labels are verbose. Highcharts usually clips them off is what I am seeing.
JSFiddle: jsfiddle.net/9tqSn/18/
It is close to what we see on our system even with word wrapping and such. Our customers also hate the fact that the chart size shrinks when labels are long. Do you plan to have a solution to better fit labels in the plot area?
We are running highcharts-3.0.2
Well, this is known bug in Highcharts, see this report.
Here you can find discussion about positioning dataLabels.
I'm trying to use the print() function on a Highstock chart, but its not printing well when my chart is very large (almost full screen, for example 1800x1000 pixels),
The problem is that it prints over multiple pages, and also most part of the right half of the chart gets cut off...
Is there a way to resize the chart before printing (but not resize on screen), or is there some sort of "scale to fit page" functionality?
Basically I just want it to look nice on a4 / letter paper format.
Take a look at the exporting parameters here. You can specify scale and sourceWidth and sourceHeight. As for "look nice" you will have to play around with the sizes until you reach this subjective goal.