When I add a Chart to a SmartGWT Window and I move the mouse pointer over the chart I get this error message in development mode (more than one at a time):
Uncaught JavaScript exception [i is undefined] in http://127.0.0.1:8888/js/highcharts.js, line 151
I haven't seen this issue before myself. Does this problem also occur in hosted/compiled mode or only in development mode? If you can try and boil the problem down to a simple use case and post a sample of the code here that shows the problem, someone may be able to give it a closer look.
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For others that may run across this thread, we believe we've tracked this down to an issue in recent versions of the Highcharts JS library which has already been fixed in the Highstock JS library. So, if you run into similar trouble you can try switching to the highstock.js file instead, or you can patch the highcharts JS file with the fix noted in the following post:
Hi,
highcharts-1.3.0, SmartGWT 3.0
When I add a Chart to a SmartGWT Window and I move the mouse pointer over the chart I get this error message in development mode (more than one at a time):
OnClick and Tooltip do not work.
There is no error with VLayout or Canvas.
Dou you know any idea how can I debut this?
Showcase:
http://logalyze4.demo.logalyze.com/logalyze-admin/
Username: test
Password: logalyze
Works on Statistics tab, does not work on Dashboard.
I haven't seen this issue before myself. Does this problem also occur in hosted/compiled mode or only in development mode? If you can try and boil the problem down to a simple use case and post a sample of the code here that shows the problem, someone may be able to give it a closer look.
Having a very similar problem, posted a new topic:
https://sourceforge.net/p/gwt-highcharts/discussion/general/thread/ef263126/
For others that may run across this thread, we believe we've tracked this down to an issue in recent versions of the Highcharts JS library which has already been fixed in the Highstock JS library. So, if you run into similar trouble you can try switching to the highstock.js file instead, or you can patch the highcharts JS file with the fix noted in the following post:
http://highslide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=24201