See: http://whois.domaintools.com/jqplot.com

I don't know who will be paying for a renewal of the domain to keep this project going, but I probably won't.

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Hi!

I've ported a pull request from Bitbucket that allows you to fill between multiple pairs of series. It works.

https://bitbucket.org/cleonello/jqplot/pull-requests/51/changes-made-to-incorporate-an-array-of/diff

I take no credit - the author of this pull request is gyandeeps

After this commit:

https://github.com/jqPlot/jqPlot/commit/3ef5e450cf630768921143c7b8816eb9130ddabc

The Pie Charts are not rendering correctly any more.

Current state:

Previous:

added missing code from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20221461/hidpi-retina-plot-drawing to jqplot.core.js because high resolution support is broken without that. Fix for #38.

Pull request to integrate my changes:

• For issue #10
• Using Git information in the build.xml
• Added features: new canvas elements to canvasOverlay
• Added examples
• Various bug fixes

Currently one big pull request since I already merged the branches and Github tells me it is able to merge :smile:

Please review.

This project is looking for a new owner position due to not being able to fix current open issues and dealing with the pull requests.

Please reply here if you're interested in keeping the project from being archived.

There are currently probably better graphing libraries available for your JavaScript projects.

I would suggest the excellent chartjs.

Thank you to all collaborators for helping out!

When I execute the NaturalDocs scripts directly from the command line it works.

I've branched out my changes to https://github.com/johanbove/jqPlot-1/blob/NaturalDocs/build.xml

The command which works is this: > perl extras/NaturalDocs-1.52/NaturalDocs -r -i build -o HTML dist/docs -p NData/ -s default

I tried using NaturalDocs 1.52

Ant error is this: [exec] Can't locate NaturalDocs/Constants.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /Modules /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.8/msys /usr/lib/pe rl5/5.8.8 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/msys /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl .) at C:\Users\Joh an\Dropbox\Johan\workspace\active\jqPlot-1/extras/NaturalDocs-1.52/NaturalDocs.pl line 61. `

Problem description

It makes much more sense to use Grunt to build the documentation, rather sticking with ant.

Todo

Convert the current Ant build to Grunt.

Done criteria for closing this issue

When the Grunt build produces the same output as the current ant build.

For plot with non-stacked series, this is fine: clicked D (red), it removes the red line in the plot, and the legend item D got striking line indicating it is removed from the plot.

Notice that for this stacked series graph, clicked D, it removes the red line in the plot correctly, however, item A got striking line, which is wrong.

The following code can be used to reproduce the issue: stackseries-legends-bug.html.txt

I have an ajax application. I use bootstrap and some pages use jqplot. I don't use jqplot and bootstrap tooltips in the same page. If I load jqplot, but if later navigate to a page with bootstrap tooltips, they don't work. I have tried to do both things in the same page, and it doesn't work either. If jplot is present, then bootstrap tooltips don't work. Regards!

I would like to refactor the JavaScript code to comply with JsLint checks. I've already started the refactoring in my fork and the jqplot-1 fork. In my opinion the project could benefit greatly from a more strict coding approach and making code pass JsLint strict rules is a good start.

(Context: src/plugins/jqplot.cursor.js)

We can reset-zoom (to original view), but there is no option to zoom-out or to zoom-back to the previous view. Is there any JS snippet to zoom-out or any plugin to zoom-back?

In the jqPlot documentation for Data Point Labels it gives an example (see third example) for defining custom point labels for a bar chart with one series.

I need to do this, but for a bar chart with multiple series. Here is what I tried. I used the documentation here.

  var line1 = [14, 32, 41];
  var line2 = [15, 33, 42];
  var plot3 = $.jqplot('chart1', [line1, line2], {
    title: 'Bar Chart with Point Labels', 
    seriesDefaults: {renderer: $.jqplot.BarRenderer},
    series:[{
        pointLabels: {
        show: true,
        labels: [
          ['fourteen', 'thirty two', 'forty one'],
          ['fifteen', 'thirty three', 'forty two']
        ]
      }
    }],
    axes: {
      xaxis: { renderer: $.jqplot.CategoryAxisRenderer },
      yaxis: { padMax: 1.3 } }
  });

The documentation says "one array for each series," which I believe have. But the graph looks like this. My desired result is for the point labels to be (from left to right): fourteen, fifteen, thirty two, thirty three, forty one, forty two

I apologize if this is a user error, rather than a software defect. But I cannot find anything on the internet for this issue.

Tested the jqPlot examples on a raspi, nginx, via http and https http://192.168.1.240/dokuwiki/lib/scripts/jqplot/examples/date-axes.html https://192.168.1.240/dokuwiki/lib/scripts/jqplot/examples/date-axes.html

If the jqPlot Examples are served via https, the googleapi jquery scripts need to be loaded via https as well.

As of 2021, modern browsers refuse to load scripts from unsecure http if the main page is already loaded via https.

Summary

The code returns an error in Firefox (but works in Chrome and Microsoft Edge)

It's understandable that jqPlot do not recognize all date string, but this is ISO 8601 formatted string with timezone. So there is no ambiguity of what the correct timestamp is.

If jqPlot have some limitation of what it supports in the ISO 8601, this should be clearly stated in the documentation (like using T in stead of ' ').

For the user, the bug manifestate itself by not showing the graph.

The code

var line1=[['2021-01-27 23:24:00+01',1], ['2021-01-27 23:25:00+01',1]] var plot2 = $.jqplot('videonotat_viewers', [line1], { title:'Direktesening, antall seere', axes:{ xaxis:{ renderer:$.jqplot.DateAxisRenderer, tickOptions: {formatString:'%b %#d, %#I %p'}, tickInterval:'1 hour' }, yaxis: { min:0 } }, series:[{lineWidth:4, markerOptions:{show:false}}] }); });

Error

Uncaught TypeError: this.proxy.getTime is not a function jQuery 5 <anonymous> (index):164 jQuery 11 jquery.jqplot.js:9706:27