Leo

Hi, I have been trying to implement on option on our graphs that allow users to increase or decrease the max or minvalues. This can be quite useful so that users only view the specific range and ignoring the extreme values that are usually aberations. This basically works until I try to decrease the max y-axis value below the max value plotted on the graph or the increase the y-axis above the min value plotted. The chart allows me to change the value and if i check the value via a javascript alert it changes but when the chart is rendered it would appear to be a check to disallow this behaviour. Is there a way to achieve my goal that I am missing or is this not possible currently?

I have a problem with the ZoomLine charts. Hopefully I am not missing something. My datasets are of 5min log data. I have set my categories to be 5 mins. When the chart initially displays it appears to be picking an 25min time value to display the values along the x-axis. It would be useful to be make these 15 or 30 min intervals. when it displays the data itself it is either averaging the values and displaying that or taking the actual values at those 25min intervals and ignoring other values inbetween. The problem with this is that before you zoom in it appears that there is a max value of say 100 yet when you zoom in it shows that there is an actually a max value of say 200. So the initial view of the graph is misrepresenting the data to be displayed. What I think should be possible is : - to be able to chose the number of intervals to display on the x-axis and which label's to appear as you do on the normal 2D line chart - display all datapoints on the initial chart regardless of the x-axis labels. Cheers!