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Hello,
I've created a demo which contains two file types and two time stamps. A demo is located at http://jsfiddle.net/saes/f5py2bqt/1/
The link above works as expected.
By removing "Archive Files" in the first time stamp (TimeID = 1) I get a very strange result. It just contains the second time stamp BUT shows the first data for "Executable Files". A demo is located at http://jsfiddle.net/saes/f5py2bqt/
I wonder why the data that is shown in the graph is incorrect?
My next question is that, is there any way for Kendo to put 0 as "TotalUsage" for "Archive File" on time 1 (missed data in the data source) in order to prevent this faulty result? My dream result is located at http://jsfiddle.net/saes/f5py2bqt/2/
I'll definitely not have {"TotalUsage":0,"DataType":"Archive Files","ScanTime":"\/Date(1412785076000)\/","TimeID":1} from the server side nor from a Javascript function to find and put missing data.
Thank you in advance
Sam
I've created a demo which contains two file types and two time stamps. A demo is located at http://jsfiddle.net/saes/f5py2bqt/1/
The link above works as expected.
By removing "Archive Files" in the first time stamp (TimeID = 1) I get a very strange result. It just contains the second time stamp BUT shows the first data for "Executable Files". A demo is located at http://jsfiddle.net/saes/f5py2bqt/
I wonder why the data that is shown in the graph is incorrect?
My next question is that, is there any way for Kendo to put 0 as "TotalUsage" for "Archive File" on time 1 (missed data in the data source) in order to prevent this faulty result? My dream result is located at http://jsfiddle.net/saes/f5py2bqt/2/
I'll definitely not have {"TotalUsage":0,"DataType":"Archive Files","ScanTime":"\/Date(1412785076000)\/","TimeID":1} from the server side nor from a Javascript function to find and put missing data.
Thank you in advance
Sam