Zooming

[mark goldin]

I am just starting testing the product out. I am specifically looking into zooming functionality. I am playing with a very basic example where I have dates for x and temperatures for y. When I zoom a chart in I see that it comes back with x points that weren't in the original data. What if my data will have all the needed points for zooming and  a chart should only show these from data? Another words, zooming in will be going as deep as data exists? Hope, that is clear.

Thanks

[Dan Vanderkam]

I'm not sure what you mean by "points that weren't in the original data". Are you referring to x-axis labels?

On Fri, Apr 10, 2015 at 6:26 AM mark goldin <markz...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am just starting testing the product out. I am specifically looking into zooming functionality. I am playing with a very basic example where I have dates for x and temperatures for y. When I zoom a chart in I see that it comes back with x points that weren't in the original data. What if my data will have all the needed points for zooming and  a chart should only show these from data? Another words, zooming in will be going as deep as data exists? Hope, that is clear.

Thanks

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[mark goldin]

I mean if I have x data for every 5 sec then zooming should not be going beyond the smallest interval.

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[Dan Vanderkam]

I agree with you that zooming beyond the data shouldn't be possible, but there's currently no built-in logic for that (see this issue).

For workarounds, see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18714879/how-to-restrict-the-zoom

  - Dan