The ChartRangeFilter doesn't change the range of values just because it is
given new data. It assumes you want to preserve the previously set range,
rather than resetting to show everything, on the assumption that you aren't
changing your data that much, and the user would expect the range to be
preserved. You can set the range yourself, however, which is probably what
you should do if your data changes radically. Call
yourControl.setState({range: {start: firstDate, end: lastDate}})
There might be something else going on, however. But it would be easiest
for me to see your page in action to investigate further. The error you
are seeing is suspicious, and at least indicates there is a bug in the
ChartRangeFilter, so I would like to see how this happens.
On Tue, Jan 13, 2015 at 1:44 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a simple dashboard with a LineChart and a ChartDateFilter. I want
> to show data from different dataviews depending on user input.
>
> Right now, I maintain the dataviews as global variables. When I want to
> show show a particular dataset, I call
>
> *dashboard.draw(dataviews[index]);*
>
> I have two datasets in my test set. No matter which one I draw first, it
> displays correctly, but when I draw the second one the chart becomes
> corrupted. I have attached a picture of the resulting chart. As you can
> see, the line chart is zoomed in infinitely far. One of the sliders on the
> ChartDataFilter is gone. If I try to move the other one, I get a
> javascript error:
> Error: Invalid negative value for <rect> attribute
> width="-22811.88127169454"
>
> Afterwards, displaying the first dataset does not fix the chart. I am not
> sure how to debug this behavior. Is it acceptable to simply switch
> dataviews when using the draw function?
>
> I can work around the issue by completely destroying and rebuilding the
> dashboard, ChartWrapper, and ControlWrapper, but this is somewhat slow.
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Morgan
>
>
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