None of my charts are printing in IE7 and also IE9 in document mode 7 or 8.
The text(axis titles, axis labels, legend labels) comes up but the chart itself and the legend symbols do not.
I did try to search a lot and saw a few posts suggesting issues with document modes but the chart not printing in a simple IE7 browser seems strange. I do need to support printing for my sites users!
Any pointers would be great.
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I am using multiple of Highcharts which has different legend y value position for each chart for some reason.
As I want to generalize for all the charts, I am trying to control all the y values from css like below...
.highcharts-legend-item rect{y:3;}
The above css is working great as expected in Chrome alone.. not working in Firefox
I can do that by going to each chart and alter the legend: {y:3}, but because of less control on server code I am not able to do the same.
Is there any other way to do the same for Firefox please?
http://jsfiddle.net/1h91po8b/1/
I've created a scatter highchart in Jaspersoft Server 6.2 (called ad hoc reports in the product) but encountered a strange problem where I cannot get normal color related properties to take effect. I normally just the property: colors ["#999999"] to other types of charts in Jaspersoft Server but for some reason this does not work in a scatter chart, I also tried using rgba values in the property.
I have searched extensively for a solution and everything that seems to apply to normal highcharts doesn't appear to work in Jaspersoft Server. I've tried adding the following properties:
series.color
series.data.color
series.marker.color
plotOptions.scatter.color
With hex and rgba values defined but the data points either remain black or disappear altogether. It's something that's very easy to manipulate in other chart types but scatter chart tye seems quite restrictive in Jaspersoft so perhaps not. Is there something simple I'm missing here?
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?
I tried rotating labels by settings the Chart.BottomAxis.LabelsAngle := 45 but that doesn't work no matter to what value i change it i want my labels to be displayed vertically because not some labels overlap one another:
my settings are:
any ideas of how to fix this issue
P.S my chart is stacked
What i have already tried:
tried changing the LabelsAngle property to 0,45,90,135 none seem to have any effect, the teechart version is the one that comes with Delphi, Currently using Delphi XE5.
Chart is used in FastReport
tried with non stacked chart and it seems to work upper stacked chart lower not stacked any idea what can cause this?:
This works fine for me with TeeChart 2014.11.140512, which is the latest version available. Does this work fine using a TChart component without FastReports? You could also check if the free TeeChart update for XE5 Update 2 solves the problem for you: cc.embarcadero.com/Item/29708
If you are using MS Sans Serif you can try Tahoma.
I have several highcharts graphs set up and have recently noticed that I'm unable to click on legend entries to show/hide their associated series in Firefox. This works fine in Chrome and Safari so it seems like this is a browser-related issue.
I've noticed that the highcharts demoes do not have this problem, so it must be something I'm doing in my implementation but I'm having a very difficult time figuring it out. What is it that Firefox does differently that could cause this sort of problem with highcharts?
Point of interest: if I set the chart's useHtml parameter to true, the legend entries become clickable. This is not a solution however because it breaks a bunch of other stuff.
Thanks!
I had a similar problem, in which points in line graphs were not clickable in Firefox (but they were clickable in Chrome). Turned out that Firefox places the dataLabels on top of the graph points.
Solved it with:
plotOptions: {
series: {
dataLabels: {
zIndex: 2
See also:
http://api.highcharts.com/highcharts#plotOptions.series.dataLabels
I solved this problem, which happened for me in Firefox, Chrome, and Safari, but not in IE9.
I found out the problem is CSS related. My page has 2 "boxes"; left and right. My Vaadin pie chart is sitting on the right box. On the left box I have a html <H1> tag that has width overflow to the right box (width: 900px) which covers part of the pie chart. As a result some rectangular area is not clickable. This can easily be fixed by using the Firefox Firebug tool to inspect the CSS. I hope this saves you the hours I spent to install the latest vaadin chart library; debug the codes, etc.