I think this may be due to the way the vAxis.viewWindow.max option works.
Try removing that from the base options and the code that sets the max
before you draw:
var twoElementGraphOptions = {
width: myW,
height: myH,
pointSize: 3,
legend: {
position: 'none'
},
hAxis: {
format: ' MMM',
s
I think the first thing to try here is to take the $(document).ready(...)
call and use that code for the google loader's callback. Since your
current implementation runs on document ready, and the google API loads
asynchronously, it is possible that the API is not fully loaded by the time
the
ok. the markup is classic 'FORTRAN programmer meets APL with a dose of
cut-and-paste"
http://labs.apnic.net/ipv6-measurement/AS/7/8/6/
(around 14,000 different AS in that series, 250 economies and 50 regions,
all using google chart API to draw JSON versions of the collected data.
this is a 2y exp
Seeing your full code would be most helpful to figuring this out.
Is the minimum value on the chart constant? The way the API works, you get
values for every gridline, starting with the baseline and working up. If
your chart has a range of 0-10, and you leave the gridlines.count option at
its
