Currently, it still puts the filtered dataset on top of the totals dataset; it just happens to have the same value, so it's hard to notice.
At the moment, there's a bug in Chart.js (chartjs/Chart.js#3791) preventing us from doing this. But once it's resolved, we can simply check for the presence of filters inside Carto.js's componentWillReceiveProps method.
timwis
commented
6 years ago
Currently, it still puts the filtered dataset on top of the totals dataset; it just happens to have the same value, so it's hard to notice.
At the moment, there's a bug in Chart.js (chartjs/Chart.js#3791) preventing us from doing this. But once it's resolved, we can simply check for the presence of filters inside
Carto.js'scomponentWillReceivePropsmethod.