I faced the following problem:
- using Highcharts 4.1.5 with GWT library org.moxieapps.gwt.highcharts-1.6.0.jar
- created multiseries line chart
- in some cases on export, the lines are mixed up and descaled... and labels/legend are missing
It was working fine with older version of Highcharts library: 2.1.6
Any ideas?
Let me know if you need some additional details.
Bottom chart line contains multiple series (e.g. green, red, gray). When I hide 2 of them (only 1 stays), the chart is exported properly, as well as with the red line above.
Not sure if this issue is related to original Highcharts library, or to GWT wrapper.
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Just a quick note that this is likely an issue with the export service that Highsoft manages. When you export a chart the Highcharts.js actually posts the SVG to the http://export.highcharts.com server for rendering. So, posting a JS use-case to the Highcharts forum is probably your best bet for resolution.
Hi all,
I faced the following problem:
- using Highcharts 4.1.5 with GWT library org.moxieapps.gwt.highcharts-1.6.0.jar
- created multiseries line chart
- in some cases on export, the lines are mixed up and descaled... and labels/legend are missing
It was working fine with older version of Highcharts library: 2.1.6
Any ideas?
Let me know if you need some additional details.
Posted already on Highcharts forum:
http://forum.highcharts.com/highcharts-usage/export-problem-with-multiple-lines-t33463/?sid=bd7365bfea43a1494fcc0fc18e8f315b
Thanks
Dragan
Some additional info:
Bottom chart line contains multiple series (e.g. green, red, gray). When I hide 2 of them (only 1 stays), the chart is exported properly, as well as with the red line above.
Not sure if this issue is related to original Highcharts library, or to GWT wrapper.
Export to vector SVG and print - work fine.
Export to PNG/JPG/PDF - fails.
Which is the GWT version you are using ?
Just a quick note that this is likely an issue with the export service that Highsoft manages. When you export a chart the Highcharts.js actually posts the SVG to the http://export.highcharts.com server for rendering. So, posting a JS use-case to the Highcharts forum is probably your best bet for resolution.
Note that if that server isn't behaving as you need, you can also setup your own SVG converter server. For more details: http://www.highcharts.com/docs/export-module/setting-up-the-server