ISO 8601 parsing?

[Andreas Weller]

Hi.
I'm logging temperature data as a csv file and would like to visualize it using dygraphs.

The csv looks like this:
2015-04-20T12:14:08+0200,23.8
2015-04-20T12:16:09+0200,23.6
2015-04-20T12:18:09+0200,22.9
2015-04-20T12:20:09+0200,22.6
2015-04-20T12:22:08+0200,23.5
2015-04-20T12:24:09+0200,24.4
2015-04-20T12:26:09+0200,24.5
2015-04-20T12:28:09+0200,24.3
2015-04-20T12:30:08+0200,23.2
2015-04-20T12:32:08+0200,23.2


When setting up my scripts I chose ISO-8601 for date/time column.
How to use them in dygraphs?

As a first attempt I tried this code at http://jsfiddle.net/eM2Mg/
But unfortunately it doesn't work.

g = new Dygraph(document.getElementById("graph"),
                 // For possible data formats, see http://dygraphs.com/data.html
                 // The x-values could also be dates, e.g. "2012/03/15"
                 "Date,Temperature\n" +
                 "http://www.andreas-weller.de/download/templog.txt",
                 {
                     // options go here. See http://dygraphs.com/options.html
                     legend: 'always',
                     animatedZooms: true,
                     title: 'dygraphs temp. test'
                 });

Regards,
  Andreas

[Dan Vanderkam]

I don't think your fiddle link is correct.

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[Andreas Weller]

Ack - the link is from the dygraphs documentation as I wanted to adapt this code...

Paste the Code from below - I only added the csv file link and removed the "hard coded" demo values...


Regards,
  Andreas

[Dan Vanderkam]

It's really easiest if you just provide a working demo link.

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