rmorris

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  1. I am trying to find a better charting framework that our pieced together solution. There are a couple of things I am unsure on where to start. Can someone provide any pointers or links for accomplishing the following? 1.I have a vtrendlines and trendlines display showing. How can I not show any values in the margin (none on the left/right/bottom/top) 2. On my vtrendlines/trendlines I need to display a tooltip for the $startValue of the trendlines 3. On my vtrendlines/trendlines I need a hover effect to increase the size of the thickness line 4. On a scatter plot. if 2 points have the same x and y, one of them will be hidden. I need the tooltip when hovering over which ever point is displayed, to put the name and value for BOTH points that share that x,y position. 5. On a scatter plot, I need to show additional values in the tooltip. For a series like below, how would I generate the described tooltip? { seriesname: 'Vehicle A', color: '#6baa01', data: [{ 'x': 5, 'y': 5, distance: 18, totalTime: 98 }] } //tooltip should say "Vehicle A , X: 5, Y: 5 Distance: 18 Time: 98"
  2. trendline effects, and hidden scatter points

    Prerana, thank you for the quick response, it was very helpful for #1, I misspoke. how do I hide the value of the trendline/vtrendline only. I still want to see the normal values on the axis, just no the value of the trendline. for #3 , are there any events on the trendline, hover / mouse enter that I can tie into? and 1 last question, is there anyway to 'fake' a hover event. So if I have a table outside of the chart, and I hover a row on that table, I want it to trigger a hover on a specific data point / anchor. Is this possible?
  3. trendline effects, and hidden scatter points

    fiddle for reference http://jsfiddle.net/akeoz24L/5/ for #2, the tooltips work for chart type 'scatter', but if you change it to 'zoomscatter' the tooltips no longer work for trendlines. There is also a problem with 'zoomscatter' where the anchor on min/max is not cut off and only partially visible.