[visualization-api] Re: Creating a custom GeoChart for US counties

Actually everything in /maps is compressed your probably running into the issue as why I had to separate things out. Google Visualization has a timeout built into it that if the map hasn't loaded in about 5-7 seconds it throws an error that it can't load the map because it doesn't exist. Also

[visualization-api] Re: Annotation Chart query

Google Finance does not use the AnnotationChart. The AnnotationChart will draw data precise to the millisecond, but the tooltip doesn't reflect that. If you use a regular LineChart, you can customize the time format for

[visualization-api] Re: Line charts

Thank u very much, very helpful. Il giorno giovedì 20 marzo 2014 20:19:55 UTC+1, asgallant ha scritto: > > After plying the depths of those charts, I found a solution for this: > http://stackoverflow.com/a/22542682/613559 > > On Thursday, March 20, 2014 1:31:04 PM UTC-4, Marco Bottignole wrote:

[visualization-api] Re: Annotation Chart query

Just put my sample data here, would like plotting like the chart link gives Timestamp r1 r2 r3 r4 r5 r6 r7 r8 r9 r10 r11 r12 note 2013:11:20-14:44:33:696 -98.50 -98.88 -98.50 -13.81 -10.69 -10.69 6.25 4.88 -77.69 -81.19 -77.69 NOTE1 2013:11:20-14:44:33:736 -98.25 -98.19 -98.19 -14.75 -16.13 -14.75

[visualization-api] Annotation Chart query

Hello, May I asked if below chart is implemented by google Annotation Chart? https://www.google.com/finance?q=MSI&ei=TFQrU9iaM4WkqgH1mwE If yes, may I ask how it can plot like this, I want to precise to msecond and seems currently annotation chart only support to hour, I can use above chart

Re: [visualization-api] Creating a custom GeoChart for US counties

If I understand the logic right, the code for translating "SS-" (where "SS" is the state code and "" is a 4-digit number >= 1000 and < 1256), then the number is encoded like this: subtract 1000 and convert to 2-digit hex, so 1010 -> 10 -> 0A, 1020 -> 20 -> 14, hence "AL-1020" -> "AL-14".

[visualization-api] Re: Column Chart using PHP

That JSON string is malformed. There are extra "]" showing up after columns that don't belong, and you are missing a comma after the last column, before "rows". I will highlight them for you ( is extra, is missing): {"cols": [ {id:"", label:"ADIY", type:"string"}, {id:"", label:"FUNDS_CNT"

Re: [visualization-api] Creating a custom GeoChart for US counties

If I remember correctly (and it has been a while), it would be AL14. The way that this works is that we drop the initial "10" because it's redundant between all the counties, and just convert the second part to hex. So in your example, we would just want the hex value of 20. However, all of this is

[visualization-api] Re: Line charts

After plying the depths of those charts, I found a solution for this: http://stackoverflow.com/a/22542682/613559 On Thursday, March 20, 2014 1:31:04 PM UTC-4, Marco Bottignole wrote: > > Hi all, > i've a line chart populated with json values, with HTML tooltips and > annotationtext. > My questio

Re: [visualization-api] Creating a custom GeoChart for US counties

Hi Segey, I know this is quite old, but can you give me a few more example of how the hex encoding works? for example: if 1010 = AL0A, then what would 1020 be? On Tuesday, July 9, 2013 1:36:04 PM UTC-7, Sergey wrote: > > Okay, this is going to be extremely tricky. The GeoChart expects > everyth

[visualization-api] Re: Column Chart using PHP

Sorry to bug you, This is my output of JSON table {"cols": [ {id:"", label:"ADIY", type:"string"}, {id:"", label:"FUNDS_CNT", type:"number"}], {id:"", label:"FUNDS_NOM_CNT", type:"number"}], {id:"", label:"FUNDS_FEED_CNT", type:"number"}], {id:"", label:"SEL_CNT", type:"number"}], {id:"", labe

[visualization-api] Line charts

Hi all, i've a line chart populated with json values, with HTML tooltips and annotationtext. My question is: How to setup the annotation with HTML? I think it is possible because here: http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=Madonna%2C%20Adele&cmpt=q it works, but i don't undrestand how! Some su

[visualization-api] Re: this.each is not a function error throwing on geochart

I can't replicate the error: http://jsfiddle.net/asgallant/HkGH7/. Are you using any other javascript frameworks? On Thursday, March 20, 2014 6:41:05 AM UTC-4, jignesh chauhan wrote: > > Hello There, > > I am using the geochart in order to display the map on my web page but it > seems giving an

[visualization-api] Re: Legend and axis display (line chart) and display:none -> Bug?

This is a known bug in the API: drawing charts inside a hidden div messes up the dimension checking algorithms. To solve this, you can either make all divs visible before drawing, and use "ready" event handlers for the charts to hide divs as appropriate, or you can set event handlers on whatev

[visualization-api] this.each is not a function error throwing on geochart

Hello There, I am using the geochart in order to display the map on my web page but it seems giving an error "this.each is not a function" so could any one help me out. Here is my code google.load('visualization', '1', {'packages': ['geochart']}); function draw

[visualization-api] Re: Legend and axis display (line chart) and display:none -> Bug?

I forgot to say that i see the bug when i click a button which change the visibility of a div, obviously ^^. When a not visible div becomes "display : block", there's the bug -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Visualization API" group. To unsu

[visualization-api] Legend and axis display (line chart) and display:none -> Bug?

Hi everyone! Just starting to use the charts tools, and it's seems that there's a bug, just want to be sure before report. I have several line charts in several divs. Only 1 div is visible at a time, so the other ones are in "display : none" (the visible one is "display : block") The problem i