We have implemented Flotr2 charting framework in our application and running into below issue(in IE browser (edge by default)) on zooming the chart using selector.
Refer to images for more details.
on chrome before zooming:After zooming:
Zooming 2nd time b/w 1000-2000 (x-axis) final result on chrome:
on IE before zooming:
After zooming for 2nd time on IE:
Final result on IE: (You can see that co-ordinates on final zoom are going beyond the selection area)
Below is the selection code
function drawGraph (opts) {
var o = Flotr..extend(Flotr..clone(settings), opts || {});
return Flotr.draw(container, data, o);
}
var graph = drawGraph();
Flotr.EventAdapter.observe(container, 'flotr:select', function (area) {
graph = drawGraph(
{
xaxis: {min:area.x1, max:area.x2},
yaxis: {min:area.y1, max:area.y2},
});
});
Flotr.EventAdapter.observe(container, 'flotr:click', function () { drawGraph(); });
})
Please help me in resolving this issue (intermittently observed in chrome where as in IE(Edge by default selected) it is always observed).
Hi,
We have implemented Flotr2 charting framework in our application and running into below issue(in IE browser (edge by default)) on zooming the chart using selector.
Refer to images for more details.
on chrome before zooming:
After zooming:
Zooming 2nd time b/w 1000-2000 (x-axis) final result on chrome:
on IE before zooming:
After zooming for 2nd time on IE:
Final result on IE: (You can see that co-ordinates on final zoom are going beyond the selection area)
Below is the selection code
function drawGraph (opts) { var o = Flotr..extend(Flotr..clone(settings), opts || {}); return Flotr.draw(container, data, o); } var graph = drawGraph(); Flotr.EventAdapter.observe(container, 'flotr:select', function (area) { graph = drawGraph( { xaxis: {min:area.x1, max:area.x2}, yaxis: {min:area.y1, max:area.y2}, }); }); Flotr.EventAdapter.observe(container, 'flotr:click', function () { drawGraph(); });
})
Please help me in resolving this issue (intermittently observed in chrome where as in IE(Edge by default selected) it is always observed).
Thanks, Naveen