.
-
-Downloads can be found at .
-
-The mailing list is at .
-
-Examples and unit tests are at .
-
-Documentation is at .
-
-The project page and source code are at .
-
-Bugs, issues, feature requests: .
-
-Basic Usage Instructions:
-
-jqPlot requires jQuery (1.4+ required for certain features). jQuery 1.4.4 is included in
-the distribution. To use jqPlot include jQuery, the jqPlot jQuery plugin, the jqPlot css file and
-optionally the excanvas script to support IE version prior to IE 9 in your web page:
-
->
->
->
->
-
-For usage instructions, see in usage.txt. For available options, see
- in jqPlotOptions.txt.
-
-Building from source:
-
-If you've cloned the repository, you can build a distribution from source.
-You need to have ant installed. You can simply
-type "ant" from the jqplot directory to build the default "all" target.
-There are 6 pertinent targets: clean, dist, min, docs, compress and all. Use:
-
-> ant -p
-
-to get a description of the various build targets.
-
-Legal Notices:
-
-Copyright (c) 2009-2010 Chris Leonello
-jqPlot is currently available for use in all personal or commercial projects
-under both the MIT and GPL version 2.0 licenses. This means that you can
-choose the license that best suits your project and use it accordingly.
-
-Although not required, the author would appreciate an email letting him
-know of any substantial use of jqPlot. You can reach the author at:
-chris at jqplot or see http://www.jqplot.com/info.php .
-
-If you are feeling kind and generous, consider supporting the project by
-making a donation at: http://www.jqplot.com/donate.php .
-
-jqPlot includes date instance methods and printf/sprintf functions by other authors:
-
-Date instance methods:
-
- author Ken Snyder (ken d snyder at gmail dot com)
- date 2008-09-10
- version 2.0.2 (http://kendsnyder.com/sandbox/date/)
- license Creative Commons Attribution License 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
-
-JavaScript printf/sprintf functions.
-
- version 2007.04.27
- author Ash Searle
- http://hexmen.com/blog/2007/03/printf-sprintf/
- http://hexmen.com/js/sprintf.js
- The author (Ash Searle) has placed this code in the public domain:
- "This code is unrestricted: you are free to use it however you like."
diff --git a/html/js/jqplot/changes.txt b/html/js/jqplot/changes.txt
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-Title: Change Log
-
-1.0.0b2:
-* Major improvements in memory usage:
-** Merged in changes from Timo Besenruether to reuse canvas elements and improve
- memory performance.
-** Fixed all identifiable DOM leaks.
-** Mergged in changes from cguillot for memory improvements in IE < 9.
-* Added vertical and dashed vertical line support for canvas overlay.
-* Fixed bug where initially hidden plots would not display.
-* Fixed bug with point labels and null data points.
-* Updated to jQuery 1.6.1.
-* Improved pie slice margin calculation and fixed slice margin and pie positioning
- with small slices.
-* Improved bar renderer so bars always start at 0 if:
-** The axis is a linear axis (not log/date).
-** There are no other line types besides bars attached to the axis.
-** The data on the axis is all >= 0.
-** The user has not specified a pad, padMin or forceTickAt0 = true option.
-* Modified tick prefix behavious so prefix no added to all ticks, even if format
- string is specified.
-* Fix to ensure original tick formats are applied when zooming and resetting
- zoom.
-* Updated auto tick format string so format adjusted when zooming.
-* Modified auto tick computation to put less ticks on small plots and more
- ticks on large plots.
-* Update bubble render to support gradients in IE 9.
-
-1.0.0b1:
-* Much improved tick generation algorithm to get precise rounded
- tick values (Thanks Scott Prahl!).
-* Auto compute tick format string if none is provided.
-* Much better "slicing" of pie charts when using "sliceMargin" option to set
- a gap between the slices.
-* Expanded canvasOverlay plugin to create arbitrary dashed and solid
- horizontal and vertical lines on top of plot.
-* Added defaultColors and defaultNegativeColors options to $.jqplot.config.
-* Fixed issue #318, highlighter & bar renderer incompatability.
-* Improve highlighter tooltip positioning with negative bars.
-* Fixed #305, mispelling of jqlotDragStart and jqlotDragStop. MUST NOW BIND
- TO jqplotDragStart and jqplotDragStop.
-* Fixed #290, some variables left in global scope.
-* Fixed #289, OHLC line widths hard coded at 1.5. Now set by lineWidth option.
-* Fixed #296 for determining databounds on log axes.
-* Updated to jQuery 1.5.1
-* Fixed waterfall plot to ensure first and last bars always fill to zero.
-* Added lineJoin and lineCap option to series lines.
-* Bar widths now based on width of grid, not plot target for better scaling.
-* Added looseZoom option to cursor so zooming can produce well rounded ticks.
-* Added forceTickAt0 and forceTickAt100 options to ensure there will always
- be a tick at 0 or 100 in the plot.
-* Fixed bug where cursor legend didn't honor series showLabel option.
-
-
-1.0.0a:
-
-* Series can now be moved forward or backward in stack to e.g. bring a line
- forward when mousing over a point.
-* Can now move outside of grid area while zooming. Can have zoom
- constrained to grid area or allow zooming outside.
-* Fixed issue #142 with tooltip drawn on top of event canvas, hiding
- mouse events.
-* Fixed #147 where pie slices with 0 value not rendering properly in IE.
-* Fixed #130 where stack data not sorted properly.
-* Fixed bug with null values not handled properly in category axes.
-* Fixed #156 where pie charts not rendering on QTWebKit.
-* Now using feature detection for canvas and canvas text capability
- rather than browser version.
-* Added enahncedLegendRenderer plugin to allow multi row/column legends
- and clickable labels to show/hide series.
-* Added fillToValue option to allow filled line plot to fill to an
- arbitrary value.
-* Added block plot plugin.
-* Added funnel type charts.
-* Added meter gauge type charts.
-* Added plot theming support.
-* $.jqplot.config.enablePlugins now false by default.
-* Implemented highlighting on bar, pie, donut, funnel, etc. charts.
-* Fix to pointlabels plugin to align labels properly on multi series plots.
-* Added custom error handling to display error message in plot area.
-* Fixed issue where would call to draw grid border of 0 width would
- result in a default border being drawn.
-* Added options to place legend outside of grid and shrink grid so everything
- stays within plot div.
-* Fixed bug in color generator so now calls to get() continually cycle
- through colors just like next().
-* Added defaultAxisStart option.
-* Added gradient fills to bubbles.
-* Added bubble charts.
-* Added showLabels option to bubble charts.
-* Pass bubble radius to event callback in bubble charts.
-* Fixed #207, typo in docs.
-* Fixed #206 where "value" pie slice data labels were displaying wrong
- value.
-* Fixed #147 with 0 value slices in IE6.
-* Fixed issue #241, disabled varyBarColor option in stacked charts.
-* Added dataRenderer option to allow custom processors for JSON, AJAX
- and anywhere else you might want to get data.
-* Fixed null value handling so plot now properly skip or join over nulls.
-* Fixed showTicks and showTickMarks option conflicts.
-* Fixed issue #185 where pointLabels plugin incompatibility could crash
- pie, donut and other plots.
-* Fixed #23 and #143 to obey gridPadding option.
-* Fixed #233 with highlighter tooltip separator.
-* Fixed #224 where type checking failing on GWT.
-* Fixed #272 with pie highlighting not working on replot.
-* Memory performance improvements.
-* Changes to build script so everything should build when pulled from repo.
-* Fixed issue #275, IE 6/7 don't support array indexing of strings.
-* Added event listener hooks for mouseUp, mouseDown, etc. to all line plots.
-* Fixed bug with highlighter not working when null in data.
-* Updated to jQuery 1.4.4
-* Fixed bug where donut plots showed value of radians of slice instead
- of actual data.
-* Reverted to excanvas r3 so IE8 no longer has to emulate IE7.
-* Added tooltipContentEditor option to highlighter, allowing callback
- to manipulate tooltip content at run time (thanks Tim Bunce!).
-* Fixed bug where axes scale not resetting.
-* Fixed bug with date axes where data bounds not properly set.
-* Fixed issue where tick marks disappear if grid lines turned off.
-* Updated replot method to allow passing in axes options for more control.
-* Added experimental support for "broken" axes.
-* Fixed bug with pies where pies with 0 valued slices did not draw correctly.
-* Added canvasOverlay plugin to allow drawing of arbitrary shapes on a canvas
- over the plot.
-* Added option to display arbitrary text/html (message, animated gif, etc.) if
- plot is constructed without data. Allow a "data loading" indicator to be shown.
-* Added resetAxisValues method to manually update axis ticks without
- redrawing the plot.
-* Fix to labels on negative bars so label postiion of 'n' will be below a negative bar,
- just as it is above a positive bar (thanks guigod!).
-* Added thousands separator character (') to sprintf formatting (thanks yuichi1004!).
-* Re-factored date parsing/formatting to use new jsDate module which does not
- extend the Date prototype.
-
-
-0.9.7:
-
-* Added Mekko chart plot type with enhanced legend and axes support.
-* Implemented vertical waterfall charts. Can create waterfall plot as
- option to bar chart. See examples folder of distribution.
-* Enhanced plot labels for waterfall style.
-* Enhanced bar plots so you can now color each bar of a series
- independently with the "varyBarColor" option.
-* Re-factored series drawing so that each series and series shadow drawn
- on it's own canvas. Allows series to be redrawn independently of each other.
-* Added additional default series colors.
-* Added useNegativeColors option to turn off negative color array and use
- only seriesColors array to define all bar/filled line colors.
-* Fix css for cursor legend.
-* Modified shape renderer so rectangles can be stroked and filled.
-* Re-factored date methods out of dateAxisRenderer so that date formatter
- and methods can be accesses outside of dateAxisRenderer plugin.
-* Fixed #132, now trigger series change event on plot target instead of drag canvas.
-* Fixes issue #116 where some source files had mix of tabs and spaces
- for indentation. Should have been all spaces.
-* Fixed issue #126, some links broken in docs section of web site.
-* Fixed issue #90, trendline plugin incompatibility with pie renderer.
-* Updated samples in examples folder of distribution to include navigation
- links if web server is set up to process .html files with php.
-
-
-0.9.6:
-
-* New, easier to use, replot() method for placing plots in tabs, accordions,
- resizable containers or for changing plot parameters programmatically.
-* Updated legend renderer for pie charts to draw swatches which will
- print correctly.
-* Fixed issue #118 with patch from taum so autoscale option will
- honor tickInterval and numberTicks options
-* Fix to plot diameter calculation for initially hidden plots.
-* Added examples for making plots in jQuery UI tabs and accordions.
-* Fixed issue #120 where pie chart with single slice not displaying
- correctly in IE and Chrome
-
-
-0.9.5.2:
-
-* Fixed #102 where double clicking on plot that has zoom enabled, but
- has not been zoomed resulted in error.
-* Fixed bug where candlestick coloring options not working.
-* Added option to turn individual series labels off in the legend.
-
-
-0.9.5.1:
-
-* Fixed bug where tooltip not working with OHLC and candlestick charts.
-* Added additional marker styles: plus, X and dash.
-
-
-0.9.5:
-
-* Implemented "zoomProxy". zoomProxy allows zooming one plot from another
- such as an overview plot.
-* Zooming can now be constrained to just x or y axis.
-* Enhanced cursor plugin with vertical "dataTracking" line. This is a line
- at the cursor location with a readout of data points at the line location
- which are displayed in the chart legend.
-* Changed cursor tooltip format string. Now one format string is used for
- entire tooltip.
-* Added mechanisms to specify plot size when plot target is hidden or plot
- height/width otherwise cannot be determined from markup.
-* Added $.jqplot.config object to specify jqplot wide configuration options.
- These include enablePlugins to globally set the default plugin state on/off
- and defaultHeight/defaultWidth to specify default plot height/width.
-* Added fillToZero option which forces filled charts to fill to zero as opposed
- to axis minimum. Thus negative filled bar/line values will fill upwards to
- zero axis value.
-* Added option to disable stacking on individual lines.
-* Changed targetId property of the plot object so it now includes a "#" before
- the id string.
-* Improved tick and body sizing of Open Hi Low Close and candlestick charts.
-* Removed lots of web site related files from the repository. This means that,
- if working from the sources, user's won't be able to build the jqplot web
- site and the docs/tests that are hosted on that site. The minified and
- compressed distribution packages will build fine.
-* Lots of examples were added to a separate examples directory to better show
- functionality of jqPlot for local testing with the distribution.
-* Many various bug fixes and other minor enhancements.
-
-
-0.9.4:
-
-* Implemented axis labels. Labels can be rendered in div tags or as canvas
- elements supporting rotated text.
-* Improved rotated axis label positioning so labels will start or end at a
- tick position.
-* Fixed bug where an empty data series would hang plot rendering.
-* completed issue #66 for misc. improvements to documentation.
-* Fixed issue #64 where the same ID's were assigned to cursor and highlighter
- elements.
-* Added option to legend to encode special HTML characters.
-* Fixed undesirable behavior where point labels for points off the plot
- were being rendered.
-* Added edgeTolerance option to point label renderer to control rendering of
- labels near plot edges.
-
-
-0.9.3:
-
-* Preliminary support for axis labels. Currently rendered into DIV tags,
- so no rotated label support. This feature is currently experimental.
-* Fixed bug #52, needed space in tick div tag between style and class declarations
- or plot failed in certain application doctypes.
-* Fixed issue #54, miter style line join for chart lines causing spikes at steep
- changes in slope. Changed miter style to round.
-* Added examples for new autoscaling algorithm.
-* Fixed bug #57, category axis labels disappear on redraw()
-* Improved algorithm which controlled maximum number of labels that would display
- on a category axis.
-* Fixed bug #45 where null values causing errors in plotData and gridData.
-* Fixed issue #60 where seriesColors option was not working.
-
-
-0.9.2:
-
-* Fixed bug #45 where a plot could crash if series had different numbers of points.
-* Fixed issue #50, added option to turn off sorting of series data.
-* Fixed issue #31, implemented a better axis autoscaling algorithm and added an autoscale option.
-
-0.9.1:
-
-* Fixed bug #40, when axis pad, padMax, padMin set to 0, graph would fail to render.
-* Fixed bug #41 where pie and bar charts not rendered correctly on redraw().
-* Fixed bug #11, filled stacked line plots not rendering correctly in IE.
-* Fixed bug #42 where stacked charts not rendering with string date axis ticks.
-* Fixed bug in redraw() method where axes ticks were not reset.
-* Fixed "jqplotPreRedrawEvent" that should have been named "jqplotPostRedraw" event.
-
-0.9.0:
-
-* Added Open Hi Low Close charts, Candlestick charts and Hi Low Close charts.
-* Added support for arbitrary labels on the data points.
-* Enhanced highlighter plugin to allow custom formatting control of entire tooltip.
-* Enhanced highlighter to support multiple y values in a data point.
-* Fixed bug #38 where series with a single point with a negative value would fail.
-* Improvements to examples to show what plugins to include.
-* Expanded documentation for some of the plugins.
-
-0.8.5:
-
-* Added zooming ability with double click or single click options to reset zoom.
-* Modified default tick spacing algorithm for date axes to give more space to ticks.
-* Fixed bug #2 where tickInterval wasn't working properly.
-* Added neighborThreshold option to control how close mouse must be to
- point to trigger neighbor detection.
-* Added double click event handler on plot.
-
-0.8.0:
-
-* Support for up to 9 y axes.
-* Added option to control padding at max/min bounds of axes separately.
-* Closed issue #21, added options to control grid line color and width.
-* Closed issue #20, added options to filled line charts to stoke above
- fill and customize fill color and transparency.
-* Improved structure of on line documentation to make usage and options
- docs default.
-* Added much documentation on options and css styling.
-
-0.7.1:
-
-* Bug fix release
-* Fixed bug #6, missing semi-colons messing up some javascript compressors.
-* Fixed bug #13 where 2D ticks array of [values, labels] would fail to
- renderer with DateAxisRenderer.
-* Fixes bug #16 where pie renderer overwriting options for all plot types
- and crashing non pie plots.
-* Fixes bug #17 constrainTo dragable option mispelled as "contstrainTo".
- Fixed dragable color issue when used with trend lines.
-
-0.7.0:
-
-* Pie chart support
-* Enabled tooltipLocation option in highlighter.
-* Highlighter Tooltip will account for mark size and highlight size when
- positioning itself.
-* Added ability to show just x, y or both axes in highlighter tooltip.
-* Added customization of separator between axes values in highlighter tooltip.
-* Modified how shadows are drawn for lines, bars and markers. Now drawn first,
- so they are always behind the object.
-* Adjustments to shadow parameters on lines to account for new shadow positioning.
-* Added a ColorGenerator class to robustly return next available color
- for a plot with wrap around to first color at end.
-* Udates to docs about css file.
-* Fixed bug with String x values in series and IE error on sorting (Category Axis).
-* Added cursor changes in dragable plugin when cursor near dragable point.
-
-0.6.6b:
-
-* Added excanvas.js and excanvas.min.js to compressed distributions.
-* Added example/test html pages I had locally into repository and to
- compressed distributions.
-
-0.6.6a:
-
-* Removed absolute positioning from dom element and put back into css file.
-* Duplicate of 0.6.6 with a suffix to unambiguously differentiate between
- previously posted 0.6.6 release.
-
-0.6.6:
-
-* Fixed bug #5, trend line plugin failing when no trend line options specified.
-* Added absolute position css spec to axis tick dom element.
-* Enhancement to category axes, more intuitive handling of series with
- missing data values.
-
-0.6.5:
-
-* Fixed bug #4, series of unequal data length not rendering correctly.
- This is a bugfix release only.
-
-0.6.4:
-
-* Fixed bug (issue #1 in tracker) where flat line data series (all x and/or y
- values are euqal) or single value data series would crash.
-
-0.6.3:
-
-* Support for stacked line (a.k.a. area) and stacked bar (horizontal and
- vertical) charts.
-* Refactored barRenderer to use default shape and shadow renderers.
-* Added info (contacts & support information) page to web site.
-
-0.6.2:
-
-* This is a minor upgrade to docs and build only. No functionality has changed.
-* Ant build script generates entire site, examples, tests and distribution.
-* Improvements to documentation.
-
-0.6.1:
-
-* New sprintf implementation from Ash Searle that implements %g.
-* Fix to sprintf e/f formats.
-* Created new format specifier, %p and %P to preserve significance.
-* Modified p/P format to better display larger numbers.
-* Fixed and simplified significant digits calculation for sprintf.
-* Added option to have cursor tooltip follow the mouse or not.
-* Added options to change size of highlight.
-* Updates to handle dates like '6-May-09'.
-* Mods to improve look of web site.
-* Updates to documentation.
-* Added license and copyright statement to source files.
-
-0.6.0:
-
-* Added rotated text support. Uses native canvas text functionality in
- browsers that support it or draws text on canvas with Hershey font
-* metrics for non-supporting browsers.
-* Removed lots of lint in js code.
-* Moved tick css from js code into css file.
-* Fix to tick positioning css. y axis ticks were positioned to wrong side of axis div.
-* Re-factored axis tick renderer instantiation into the axes renderers themselves.
-
-
-For changes prior to 0.6.0 release, please see change log at http://bitbucket.org/cleonello/jqplot/changesets/
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-Title: Options Tutorial
-
-This document will help you understand how jqPlot's options
-relate to the API documentation and the jqPlot object
-itself. For a listing of options available to jqPlot,
-see in the jqPlotOptions.txt file.
-
-The key to effectively using jqPlot is understanding jqPlot's
-options. The online documentation is API documentation. While
-it explains what attributes and methods various objects posses,
-it doesn't explain how to use or set those attributes through
-options. This tutorial will help explain that.
-
-Lets assume you are creating a plot
-like this:
-
-> chart = $.jqplot('chart', dataSeries, optionsObj);
-
-First, note that you shouldn't try to directly set attributes on the
-"chart" object (like chart.grid.shadow) after your call to $.jqplot().
-At best this won't do anything **(see below). You should pass options in via
-the "optionsObj".
-
-the optionsObj really represents the plot object (jqPlot object, not
-to be confused with the $.jqplot function which will create a jqPlot
-object). Attributes you specify on that object will be merged with
-attributes in the jqPlot object. The axes, legend, series, etc. are
-attributes on the jqPlot object. The jqPlot/optionsObj object looks
-something like (only some attributes shown):
-
-> jqPlot-|
-> |-seriesColors
-> |-textColor
-> |-fontFamily
-> |-fontSize
-> |-stackSeries
-> |-series(Array)-|
-> | |-Series1-|
-> | | |-lineWidth
-> | | |-shadow
-> | | |-showLine
-> | | |-showMarker
-> | | |-color
-> | |-Series2...
-> | |-...
-> | |-SeriesN
-> |
-> |-grid(Object)-|
-> | |-drawGridLines
-> | |-background
-> | |-borderColor
-> | |-borderWidth
-> | |-shadow
-> |
-> |-title(Object)-|
-> | |-text
-> | |-show
-> | |-fontFamily
-> | |-fontSize
-> | |-textAlign
-> | |-textColor
-> |
-> |-axes(Object)-|
-> | |-xais-|
-> | | |-min
-> | | |-max
-> | | |-numberTicks
-> | | |-showTicks
-> | | |-showTickMarks
-> | | |-pad
-> |
-> | ... and so on
-
-The optionsObj should follow the same construction as if it were a
-jqPlot object (with some exceptions/shortcuts I'll mention in a
-moment). So generally, when you see something like
-"this.drawGridLines" in the grid properties in the docs, just replace
-"this" with "grid" in your options object. So it becomes
-optionsObj.grid.drawGridLines. Do likewise with the other objects in
-the plot, replacing "this", with the respective attribute on the plot
-like "legend" or "title". Series and Axes are handled a little
-different, because series is an array and axes has 4 distinct children
-"xaxis", "yaxis", "x2axis" and "y2axis".
-
-So, to remove the shadow from the grid and change the grid border size
-you would do:
-
-> optionObj = {grid:{shadow:false, borderWidth:9.0}};
-
-To do the same as above but also make all the text in the plot red you
-would do:
-
-> optionObj = {
-> textColor:"#ff0000",
-> grid:{shadow:false, borderWidth:9.0}
-> }
-
-Here is a more deeply nested example. Say you want to specify a min
-and max on your y axis and use a specific color for your second
-series. That would look like:
-
-> optionsObj = {
-> axes:{yaxis:{min:5, max:230}},
-> series:[{},{color:"#33ff66"}]
-> }
-
-Note that series options are an array in order of the series data you
-sent in to your plot. To get to the second series, you have to put an
-object (even if empty) in place of the first series.
-
-There is a handy shortcut to assign options to all axes or all series
-at one go. Use axesDefaults and seriesDefaults. So, if you wanted
-both x and y axes to start at 0 and you wanted all series to not show
-markers, you could do:
-
-> optionsObj = {axesDefaults:{min:0}, seriesDefaults:{showMarker:false}}
-
-Another shortcut is for the plot title. Normally, you would assign
-options to the title as an object. If you specify a title option as a
-string, it will assign that to the title.text property automatically.
-So these two are equivalent:
-
-> optionsObj = {title:{text:"My Plot"}}
-
-and
-
-> optionsObj = {title:"My Plot"}
-
-Where things need more explaination is with renderers, plugins and
-their options. Briefly, what's renderer, what's a plugin.
-
-A renderer is an object that is used to draw something and gets
-attached to an existing object in the plot in order to draw it. A
-plugin does more than just provide drawing functionality to an
-object. It will do more like calculate a trend line, change the
-cursor, provide event driven functionality, etc. I consider renderers
-plugins, but plugins don't have to be renderers.
-
-So, how do you use renderers, plugins, and specify their options?
-Some common renderes are for bar charts and category axes. If you
-want to render your series as a bar chart with each set of bars
-showing up in a category on the x axis, you do:
-
-> optionsObj = {
-> seriesDefaults:{renderer:$.jqplot.BarRenderer},
-> axes:{xaxis:{renderer:$.jqplot.CategoryAxisRenderer}}
-> }
-
-This replaces the default renderer used for all series in the plot
-with a bar renderer and the x axis default renderer (but not any other
-axis) with a category renderer.
-
-Now, how would I assign options to those renderers? The renderer's
-attributes may not be present in the pre-existing jqPlot object, they
-may be specific to the renderer. This is done through the
-"rendererOptions" option on the appropriate object. So, if I wanted my
-bars to be 25 pixels wide, I would do:
-
-
-> optionsObj = {
-> seriesDefaults:{
-> renderer:$.jqplot.BarRenderer},
-> rendererOptions:{
-> barWidth:25
-> },
-> axes:{xaxis:{renderer:$.jqplot.CategoryAxisRenderer}}
-> }
-
-Again, this is using the "seriesDefaults" option, which will apply
-options to all series in the plot. You could do the same on any
-particular series in the plot through the "series" options array.
-
-Plugins are free to add their own options. For example, the
-highlighter plugin has it's own set of options that are unique to it.
-As a result, it responds to options placed in the "highlighter"
-attribute of your options object. So, if I wanted to change the
-highlighter tooltip to fade in and out slowly and be positioned
-directly above the point I'm highlighting:
-
-> optionsObj = {
-> highlighter:{tooltipFadeSpeed:'slow', tooltipLocation:'n'}
-> }
-
-Other plugins, like dragable and trendlines, add their options in with
-the series. This is because both of those plugins can have different
-options for different series in the plot. So, if you wanted to specify the
-color of the dragable and constrain it to drag only on the x axis as well
-as specify the color of the trend line you could do:
-
-> series:[{
-> dragable: {
-> color: '#ff3366',
-> constrainTo: 'x'
-> },
-> trendline: {
-> color: '#cccccc'
-> }
-> }]
-
-This would apply those options to the first series only. If you had 2 series
-and wanted to turn off dragging and trend lines on the second series, you could do:
-
-> series:[{
-> dragable: {
-> color: '#ff3366',
-> constrainTo: 'x'
-> },
-> trendline: {
-> color: '#cccccc'
-> }
-> }, {
-> isDragable: false,
-> trendline:{
-> show: false
-> }
-> }]
-
-Note, series dragability is turned off with the "isDragable" option directly on
-the series itself, not with a suboption of "dragable". This may be improved
-in the future.
-
-I hope this is helpful.
-A few key points to remember:
-
-- When you see "this" in the api docs, you generally replace it with
-the name of the object (in lowercase) you are looking at in your
-options object.
-- seriesDefaults and axesDefaults are convenient shortcuts.
-- to assign options to a renderer, generally use the "rendererOptions"
-- plugins may add their own options attribute, like "highlighter" or
-"cursor".
-
-** Note: you can set attributes after the plot is created (like
-plot.grid.shadow = false), but you'll have to issue the appropriate
-calls to possibly reinitialize and redraw the plot. jqPlot can
-definitely handle this to change the plot after creation (this is how
-the dragable plugin updates the plot data and the trend line plugin
-recomputes itself when data changes). This hasn't been documented
-yet, however.
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-Title: jqPlot Usage
-
-Usage Documentation:
-
-Introduction:
-
-jqPlot is a jQuery plugin to generate pure client-side javascript charts in your web pages.
-
-The jqPlot home page is at .
-
-The project page and downloads are at .
-
-Below are a few examples to demonstrate jqPlot usage. These plots are shown as static images.
-Many more examples of dynamically rendered plots can be seen on the test and examples pages here: <../../tests/>.
-
-Include the Files:
-
-jqPlot requires jQuery (1.4+ required for certain features). jQuery 1.4.4 is included in the distribution.
-To use jqPlot include jquery, the jqPlot jQuery plugin, jqPlot css file and optionally the excanvas
-script for IE support in your web page. Note, excanvas is required only for IE versions below 9. IE 9 includes
-native support for the canvas element and does not require excanvas:
-
->
->
->
->
-
-Add a plot container:
-
-Add a container (target) to your web page where you want your plot to show up.
-Be sure to give your target a width and a height:
-
->
-
-Create a plot:
-
-Then, create the actual plot by calling the
-$.jqplot plugin with the id of your target and some data:
-
-> $.jqplot('chartdiv', [[[1, 2],[3,5.12],[5,13.1],[7,33.6],[9,85.9],[11,219.9]]]);
-
-Which will produce a
-chart like:
-
-(see images/basicline.png)
-
-Plot Options:
-
-You can customize the plot by passing options to the $.jqplot function. Options are described in
- in the jqPlotOptions.txt file. An example of options usage:
-
-> $.jqplot('chartdiv', [[[1, 2],[3,5.12],[5,13.1],[7,33.6],[9,85.9],[11,219.9]]],
-> { title:'Exponential Line',
-> axes:{yaxis:{min:-10, max:240}},
-> series:[{color:'#5FAB78'}]
-> });
-
-Which will produce
-a plot like:
-
-(see images/basicoptions.png)
-
-Using Plugins:
-
-You can use jqPlot plugins (that is, plugins to the jqPlot plugin) by including them in your html
-after you include the jqPlot plugin. Here is how to include the log axis plugin:
-
->
->
->
->
->
-
-Important note: For jqplot builds r529 and above (0.9.7r529 and higher), you must explicitly
-enable plugins via either the { show: true } plugin option to the plot or by using
-the $.jqplot.config.enablePlugins = true; config options set on the page before plot creation.
-Only plugins that can be immediately active upon loading are affected. This includes
-non-renderer plugins like cursor, dragable, highlighter, and trendline.
-
-Here is a the same $.jqplot call
-but with a log y axis:
-
-> $.jqplot('chartdiv', [[[1, 2],[3,5.12],[5,13.1],[7,33.6],[9,85.9],[11,219.9]]],
-> { title:'Exponential Line',
-> axes:{yaxis:{renderer: $.jqplot.LogAxisRenderer}},
-> series:[{color:'#5FAB78'}]
-> });
-
-Which produces
-a plot like:
-
-(see images/basiclogaxis.png)
-
-You can further customize with options specific
-to the log axis plugin:
-
-> $.jqplot('chartdiv', [[[1, 2],[3,5.12],[5,13.1],[7,33.6],[9,85.9],[11,219.9]]],
-> { title:'Exponential Line',
-> axes:{yaxis:{renderer: $.jqplot.LogAxisRenderer, tickDistribution:'power'}},
-> series:[{color:'#5FAB78'}]
-> });
-
-Which makes a
-plot like:
-
-(see images/basiclogoptions.png)
-
-For a full list of options, see in the jqPlotOptions.txt file.
-
-You can add as many plugins as you wish. Order is generally not important.
-Some plugins, like the highlighter plugin which highlights data points near the
-mouse, don't need any extra options or setup to function. Highlighter does have
-additional options which the user can set.
-
-Other plugins, the barRenderer for example, provide functionality the must be specified
-in the chart options object. To render a series as a bar graph with the bar renderer,
-you would first include the plugin after jqPlot:
-
->
-
-Then you would create
-a chart like:
-
-> $.jqplot('chartdiv', [[34.53, 56.32, 25.1, 18.6]], {series:[{renderer:$.jqplot.BarRenderer}]});
-
-Here the default LineRenderer is replaced by a BarRenderer to generate a bar graph for the first (an only) series.
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