Cannot Set "lowerlimit" For Cylinder Chart

[docbee]

lower Limit is always set to zero instead of the value given.

 

Example:

<chart bgColor='#000000' bgAlpha='100' showBorder='0' borderThickness='1' 
  baseFontColor='#dddddd'  upperLimit='1040' lowerLimit='980' setAdaptiveMin='0' 
  numberSuffix=' hPa' refreshInterval='10' autoScale='0' cylHeight='250' cylRadius='10' 
  cylYScale='0' cylFillColor='#cd5c5c' ticksOnRight='0' majorTMNumber='13' 
  majorTMColor='#ffffff' minorTMColor='#ffffff' cylOriginX='70' cylOriginY='260' value='980.0'>
  <annotations>
		<annotationGroup id='Grp5' >
  			<annotation type='text' x='57' y='290' fontColor='#cd5c5c' fontSize='11' bold='1'  label='Barometer' />
		</annotationGroup>
  </annotations>
</chart>

 

Please also see attachemnt.

 

Any ideas?

Edited September 15, 2011 by docbee

[Swarnam]

Hey Docbee,

 

Welcome to FusionCharts Forum.

 

Could you please try giving the setting the value of the chart using:

 

<value>980</value> and not inside the <chart> attribute

 

I hope this helps.

 

 

lower Limit is always set to zero instead of the value given.

 

Example:

<chart bgColor='#000000' bgAlpha='100' showBorder='0' borderThickness='1' 
  baseFontColor='#dddddd'  upperLimit='1040' lowerLimit='980' setAdaptiveMin='0' 
  numberSuffix=' hPa' refreshInterval='10' autoScale='0' cylHeight='250' cylRadius='10' 
  cylYScale='0' cylFillColor='#cd5c5c' ticksOnRight='0' majorTMNumber='13' 
  majorTMColor='#ffffff' minorTMColor='#ffffff' cylOriginX='70' cylOriginY='260' value='980.0'>
  <annotations>
		<annotationGroup id='Grp5' >
  			<annotation type='text' x='57' y='290' fontColor='#cd5c5c' fontSize='11' bold='1'  label='Barometer' />
		</annotationGroup>
  </annotations>
</chart>

 

Please also see attachemnt.

 

Any ideas?

[docbee]

Could you please try giving the setting the value of the chart using:

<value>980</value> and not inside the <chart> attribute

I hope this helps.

 

Thanks for your posting. I did try and as expected this does not change the behaviour. Problem is not that the value parameter is not taken into account, but that "lowerLimit" does have no effect. You can easily try yourself with the code I have posted.

 

I tried to do a work-around by using the angular chart, but... you might guess it... the same bug.

 

I think it will need a bug-fix, where "lowerLimit" parameter is set back into operation. If you have a temporarily solution for me, that would also be great.

[docbee]

I did some more testing with angular gauges and it turns out that the scala is as expected, when it is given a value in that range. This is a bit surprising, as I would not expect the scala to adjust to given sample values. can I inhibit this surprising behaviour?