I took the following example from Tsvetomir Tsonev's post to understand how to handle multiple series with a dataSource.
In this example, I added 1 series for March and it's still working as expected.
However, when I add a 4th series for April in this example, the data isn't displayed correctly anymore... all series are getting mixed up and the seem to be rendered randomly on the chart. Is there a bug or am I missing something about the example you provided?
Best regards,
Simon
In this example, I added 1 series for March and it's still working as expected.
However, when I add a 4th series for April in this example, the data isn't displayed correctly anymore... all series are getting mixed up and the seem to be rendered randomly on the chart. Is there a bug or am I missing something about the example you provided?
Best regards,
Simon
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answered on 08 Jan 2015, 09:28 PM
... the problem seem to be only with Chrome.
FF and IE are displaying the data as expected.
FF and IE are displaying the data as expected.
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answered on 09 Jan 2015, 01:15 PM
Ok, the Chrome only issue made me flash on another other user post.
Adding a sort to the dataSource solves the problem: see this example.
Adding a sort to the dataSource solves the problem: see this example.