Very cool to hear that you've got the StockChart widget rendering well with 20k data points! I haven't seen the problem you're describing, so I can't say for sure if that's a GWT Highcharts issues or a core Highstocks issue. Here's some example code of a working StockChart example that doesn't have any trouble with the navigator area:
final StockChart chart = new StockChart()
.setChartTitle(new ChartTitle()
.setText("USD to EUR")
.setFloating(true)
.setAlign(ChartTitle.Align.RIGHT)
.setX(-20)
.setY(20)
)
.setRangeSelector(new RangeSelector()
.setSelected(1)
.setInputEnabled(false)
)
.setExporting(new Exporting()
.setEnabled(false)
)
.setCredits(new Credits()
.setEnabled(false)
)
.setWidth100()
.setHeight100();
chart.getXAxis()
.setMaxZoom(14 * 24 * 3600000); // fourteen days
chart.addSeries(chart.createSeries()
.setName("USD to EUR")
.setPoints(getUSDtoEURData())
);
Not sure if any of that sample code points you in the right direction. If not, can you post a simplified version of the code you're using to render the StockChart so that we can try and reproduce?
BTW - If you have any tips for others on how to get large data sets to render nicely in a StockChart, it'd be great if you could post some thoughts on this forum. That question has come up a couple of times, so if you can share about any tricks you learned in getting your use case working well I know that would be appreciated.
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Very cool to hear that you've got the StockChart widget rendering well with 20k data points! I haven't seen the problem you're describing, so I can't say for sure if that's a GWT Highcharts issues or a core Highstocks issue. Here's some example code of a working StockChart example that doesn't have any trouble with the navigator area:
Not sure if any of that sample code points you in the right direction. If not, can you post a simplified version of the code you're using to render the StockChart so that we can try and reproduce?
BTW - If you have any tips for others on how to get large data sets to render nicely in a StockChart, it'd be great if you could post some thoughts on this forum. That question has come up a couple of times, so if you can share about any tricks you learned in getting your use case working well I know that would be appreciated.