I am using a StockChart that has 4 different series (in order to illustrate some statistics for each day). Each of the series is created with
series.addPoint(getTime(key), someData[counter],false,false,false);
where time is long and data double. The time is the same for each series. It works ok (but little slow)when i am displaying the stats from a period of 8-9(so 8m*30days=240 points each series) months but if i use more than that firefox or chrome will crash!
Any idea?
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I've run into similar scale issues with the StockCharts, but haven't been able to dig into a solution yet. One possible way to avoid the scale issue that we're considering is leveraging the new asynchronous data load feature of StockChart, which is demoed here: http://www.highcharts.com/stock/demo/lazy-loading
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I am using a StockChart that has 4 different series (in order to illustrate some statistics for each day). Each of the series is created with
series.addPoint(getTime(key), someData[counter],false,false,false);
where time is long and data double. The time is the same for each series. It works ok (but little slow)when i am displaying the stats from a period of 8-9(so 8m*30days=240 points each series) months but if i use more than that firefox or chrome will crash!
Any idea?
I've run into similar scale issues with the StockCharts, but haven't been able to dig into a solution yet. One possible way to avoid the scale issue that we're considering is leveraging the new asynchronous data load feature of StockChart, which is demoed here:
http://www.highcharts.com/stock/demo/lazy-loading