Hi John, you are seeing this behavior because we changed the way the
selection object behaves to be more consistent with our documentation. In
the new version, instead of omitting the 'row' property when not relevant,
we will now return null there. So a column selection is now represented
like {column: 2, row: null}, instead of {column: 2} or {column: 2, row:
undefined}. What this means for your code is that your typeof sel[0].row
=== 'undefined' check will no longer work, because typeof null is 'object',
not 'undefined'. You can fix this in your code by checking that sel[0].row
== null. The side benefit for doing it this way is that this will work for
older versions of Google Charts as well, since undefined == null. We're
sorry for the inconvenience that this caused you. Please let us know if you
have any more issues.
On Thursday, November 28, 2013 12:01:56 AM UTC-5, John Weightman wrote:
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