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I have a graph, with 1 set of stacked series (data point each 5 mins) and 1 set of unstacked lines to overlay (data point each 30 mins).
this renders fine with a normal graph with renderer:"multi"
however if i then use a "Rickshaw.Graph.RangeSlider.Preview" I get errors stating that the series must have equal length.
I deduced it down to the fact that the slider uses "parent.config" which has the wrong value for "stack"/"unstack" at the time of render.
I've found that changing the value of stack in graph.config after the graph is constructed solves the issue.
ie graph = new Rickshaw.Graph({renderer:"multi", series:series}); graph.config.stack = false;
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I have a graph, with 1 set of stacked series (data point each 5 mins) and 1 set of unstacked lines to overlay (data point each 30 mins).
this renders fine with a normal graph with renderer:"multi"
however if i then use a "Rickshaw.Graph.RangeSlider.Preview" I get errors stating that the series must have equal length.
I deduced it down to the fact that the slider uses "parent.config" which has the wrong value for "stack"/"unstack" at the time of render.
I've found that changing the value of stack in graph.config after the graph is constructed solves the issue.
ie
graph = new Rickshaw.Graph({renderer:"multi", series:series});
graph.config.stack = false;
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: