Shawn Quinn

Regarding the exporting.showTable parameter, you should be able to set that up using the "setOption" method. E.g. final Chart chart = new Chart() .setType(Series.Type.BAR) .setExporting(new Exporting() .setEnabled(true) .setOption("showTable", true) ); Regarding the drilldown, there is a sample in the showcase that shows the "Back To" button operating correctly which you may be able to get some pointers from here: http://www.moxiegroup.com/moxieapps/gwt-highcharts/showcase/#dynamic-column-drilldown...

I don't have a use case chart handy that attempts to use the drilldown functionality with categories to try your particular use case, but thought I'd share that you can also just implement the drilldown logic on your own by responding to the "series click events" and then providing a button or some other way to reset back to the original series. E.g. here's a rough example of how to setup a drilldown with categories when the user clicks on any point in a series, and then returning to the original...

Well, some somewhat good news on this. We recently found a way to reproduce this issue in one of our GWT apps, which allowed us to dig into it a bit more and find a work around. We confirmed the issue is not with the GWT Highcharts wrapper, but rather within highcharts.js there seems to be code that is attempting to destroy the series data when the user switches places in the application - and then gets out of sync if the user returns to a place that contained the chart. E.g. if the user moves from...

Just a note that we started noticing a similar issue here in a couple of applications, but it seems to happen very randomly. I have not yet found a way to get the issue to be reproducible, so it's unclear to be if there's an issue in GWT Highcharts or if this an underlying Highcharts JS issue. If anyone can create a code example that reproduces the issue and post here, that would be much appreciated!

Looks great, thanks for the patch!

I think the call to "update()" is what may be causing the problem there. Try just using "histogramSeries.setPoints()" by itself, which will internally automatically apply and draw the new points to the series in the chart. (Note that are also overloaded versions of "setPoints()" available that will allow you to control when the chart is redrawn if you're updating many series at once.) The "Series.update()" method is a newer method that is intended for a different use case (specifically for updating...

We don't normally look to add support for these kinds of things to the core GWT Highcharts...

Greetings! This project is definitely alive and well, and the Moxie Group commercial...