Closed DivyashreeMS closed 9 years ago
You can hide periods using the hiddenDates
option. It's described in the Timeline docs but works for Graph2d too.
Here is an example: http://visjs.org/examples/timeline/29_hiding_times.html
HI Josdejong,
Thank you for the reply,
But I am trying to hide from 21st Feb to 26th Feb, and there is a node data on 27th Feb. I am expecting to hide 26th Feb as well, Please let me know how to achieve this. Also same with 05th March.
Adding one more point on this, that I am not supposed to show the Time interval. I hope I am clear with my request.
hiddenDates: [
{start: '2015-02-21', end: '2015-02-26'},
{start: '2015-02-28', end: '2015-03-05'} // daily weekly monthly yearly
],
Thanks Divya
The hiddenDates
excludes the end date, so in that case you can do {start: '2015-02-21', end: '2015-02-27'},
.
I'm not sure what you mean with "Adding one more point on this, that I am not supposed to show the Time interval."
Thank you Josdejong, the suggested solution is working fine. Please ignore "Adding one more point on this, that I am not supposed to show the Time interval."
But I am facing one more issue, that is the last date 6th March the date is not seen in the x-axis. Please let me know how the display the last date as well.
Highly appreciate your help!!
Thanks Divya
You mean like the last data point is on the edge of the screen? You can apply a custom start
and end
date for the window via the configuration options or via setWindow(start, end)
.
Hello and thank you for such a great visualization tool. I was wondering is there a way to display the dates which has data.
to put it in more simpler way i have the data on 20th Feb, 27th Feb and 6th March 2015,so I have to display those dates in the x axis. I have to hide all the other date(21,22,23,..28,1,2,3,4,5).
Thanks & Regards Divya