Visualization issue with area series

[Moustacheful]

Hello.

Has anyone ever encountered an issue like this? when setting a viewWindow max-min, I get the following result (area series overflows over the entire chart area)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-SPOI3uVlh2S0wyZjJXWGhZbXc/view?usp=sharing

If i don't do that it works properly. I tried setting a jsfiddle and for some reason it works just fine! https://jsfiddle.net/hrow00xc/1/

Has anyone ever experienced that issue? My first guess was a css issue, but tried disabling all css and the results were the same.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

[Daniel LaLiberte]

Can you point us to the page where this is failing?  It would appear that clipping is broken in some way, which could be caused by the particular way in which your chart is drawn in the container HTML, or perhaps it depends on the browser you are using.   So we would like to try to reproduce the actual problem.

We have encountered similar problems on mobile platforms, or in contexts where the chart elements have been cloned while leaving the ids intact (thus confusing the clipping region).

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[Daniel Acuña]

I'm afraid I can't share that particular URL, but I'll try my best to replicate the conditions in a fiddle.

This is a project that's using the library along with angularjs (using the angular-google-chart module: https://github.com/angular-google-chart/angular-google-chart) which I guess could be the source of the problem.

I'll get back to you with another fiddle as soon as I can.

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[Moustacheful]

Alright, after a lot of testing, and finally ripping my project to absolute shreds, I (almost jokingly) deleted the <base> tag. That was the problem. After that I googled a bit around the web and found that apparently this tag causes a lot of issues on many different google charts features.

You can replicate the behaviour here:

http://jsfiddle.net/hrow00xc/3/

Try removing the base tag(line 1) on the HTML block.

Alas, I can't remove the base tag from my application. Any suggestions?

On Monday, 10 August 2015 16:42:42 UTC-3, Daniel LaLiberte wrote:

Can you point us to the page where this is failing?  It would appear that clipping is broken in some way, which could be caused by the particular way in which your chart is drawn in the container HTML, or perhaps it depends on the browser you are using.   So we would like to try to reproduce the actual problem.

We have encountered similar problems on mobile platforms, or in contexts where the chart elements have been cloned while leaving the ids intact (thus confusing the clipping region).

On Mon, Aug 10, 2015 at 3:33 PM, Moustacheful <dac...@digitalmeat.cl> wrote:

Hello.

Has anyone ever encountered an issue like this? when setting a viewWindow max-min, I get the following result (area series overflows over the entire chart area)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-SPOI3uVlh2S0wyZjJXWGhZbXc/view?usp=sharing

If i don't do that it works properly. I tried setting a jsfiddle and for some reason it works just fine! https://jsfiddle.net/hrow00xc/1/

Has anyone ever experienced that issue? My first guess was a css issue, but tried disabling all css and the results were the same.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

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