katowulf
commented
11 years ago I think your second (the composite) line needs to specify chartRangeMin and chartRangeMax values, which should match the min/max values in your first line?
Closed Gcaufy closed 11 years ago
katowulf
commented
11 years ago I think your second (the composite) line needs to specify chartRangeMin and chartRangeMax values, which should match the min/max values in your first line?
gwatts
commented
11 years ago Yes, if you're using composite you almost always want to use chartRangeMin/Max - Doesn't matter much for the example on that page, but I've added it anyway for clairty and updated the docs for the composite option
josephbona
commented
7 years ago Is there any way to dynamically get the max from the first instance of the sparkline (assuming data comes from an outside source)? @gwatts
try this code in firebug console in your home page, you will see the bug, the red line should never higher than the blue line $('#compositeline').sparkline([1.078848, 1.241441, 1.308693, 1.333736, 1.254798, 1.300275, 1.301664, 1.375254, 1.309989, 1.317100, 1.403047, 1.242620, 1.541820, 1.393999, 1.553420, 1.472777, 1.353848, 1.388872, 1.264356, 1.522010, 1.466242, 1.456761, 1.296150, 1.235543], { fillColor: false }); $('#compositeline').sparkline([1.049862, 1.107218, 1.136244, 1.110050, 1.068434, 1.083617, 1.127363, 1.120001, 1.088645, 1.105921, 1.123032, 1.091422, 1.199707, 1.108032, 1.142687, 1.145122, 1.143045, 1.157749, 1.064208, 1.134536, 1.135931, 1.162465, 1.130432, 1.046818], { composite: true, fillColor: false, lineColor: 'red' });