Hi there! I have just started learning javascript and to further my
knowledge I have decided to try writing a simple library for some of
the Google Visualization methods. Everything was working smoothly up
until the point where I referenced 'google.visualization' in the line
new
google.visualization.LineChart(document.getElementById(myChart.elementid))
(myChart.elementid is a seperate chart class with property elementid
which is an element on the page)
Firebug was throwing up the error "google.visualization is undefined".
I put some breakpoints in and went through the code to see where it
had failed and it pointed towards the line with the code new
google.visualization.LineChart(document.getElementById(myChart.elementid))
The HTML page that I am using to debug the library has included the
library js file and the google JS api file. Both of these are
correctly refrenced as the methods are carried out. Also inside the
library is a line, which seems to work.
google.load('visualization', '1', {packages: ['corechart']});
I really have no idea what is going wrong here, I don't even know
whether what I am trying to do is possible! Any advice or alternative
solutions would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers in advance!
Dan
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