abowsher

Umm.... the screenshot isn't correct. It shows the gap in the data, I want it to show a dashed line as this image shows (from http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/contents/advanced/DiscData.html)

I found this example that is exactly what I want: http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/contents/advanced/DiscData.html but I've been playing with the examples that come with the download, and I can't get it to work (the line won't show as dashed). Unless it is limited to 2d line charts, which I haven't tried yet. But I need it to work on a ZoomLine chart.

We have a ZoomLine chart that displays price on the y axis and date on the x-axis. We have data that sometimes has large gaps. Those gaps in a ZoomLine render as straight (flat) lines. This is confusion to the user - it makes it look like the price remained the same over time, when really there just wasn't any data for that time period. Is there any way to visually communicate this to the user? Can we configure the ZoomLine chart to do something like render a dashed line when the gap between data points is too large? Thanks