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Have some issues when using flot-tickrotor with the time series data, using the flot time plugin, jquery.flot.time.js.
It ignores the start and end dates. The chart should start at April but the first label is January.
Padding issues. It is not adding enough padding to the bottom of the chart so it chops off the labels.
Tried changing the css in the tick rotor plugin to add some additional padding and this sort of works, but the inaccurate labels still makes this not worth while.
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Thanks for looking into this. I'll try to work on a example that I can share. Briefly tried messing with the css that tickrotor uses when its building the labels.
I have an issue where I load an initial dataset in the graph, and everything is displayed well. Then I changed dataset and load more data, and the graph updates, but the x axis dates are screwed up! (see screenshot). they are offset all to the right. why? How can i fix this?
If I don't use "tickrotor" ofc works just fine, but then I dont have dates in x axis.
Hope we can get some answers as the repo seems to be kinda left unmanaged.
Yeah, as you say, this repo is essentially unmanaged right now. :\ I haven't done anything with flot in quite some time now. I need to find new owners for all my flot-related repos... I'm going to advertise that shortly.
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Have some issues when using flot-tickrotor with the time series data, using the flot time plugin, jquery.flot.time.js.
Tried changing the css in the tick rotor plugin to add some additional padding and this sort of works, but the inaccurate labels still makes this not worth while.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: