More likely
options['hAxis'] = {'title': 'asdf' };
or
options['hAxis'] = {};
options['hAxis']['title'] = "asdf";
Otherwise I suspect you'd end up with an undefined property when executing
the last line without the one before it.
- R.
On 4 November 2011 12:31, asgallant <[email protected]> wrote:
> The API is rather particular about how you set options. I usually see it
> done in object notation, but it you have to do it this way, the proper
> notation is probably:
>
> options['width'] = "100%";
> options['height'] = "300";
> options['legend'] = "none";
> options['hAxis']['title'] = "asdf";
> options["vAxis']['title"] = "asdf";
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