Issue with x-axis time series

[Matt D]

I'm having an issue getting my data to show up as a time series. When
I try to graph the array below, I end up with the x-axis displaying
the literal number as opposed to the conversion to Human readable.
Any help would be appreciated.


var dataArray = [[1272638730,20],[1272638780,10],[1272638830,15]];

var options = {
xaxis:{
mode:'time'
}
};

Flotr.draw(graphBox, [ dataArray ], options);

Matt

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[oughton]

Make sure you supply your timestamps in milliseconds UTC. You have
yours in seconds.

eg
var dataArray = [[1272638730000,20],[1272638780000,10],
[1272638830000,15]];

Then try:

var options = {
xaxis: {
mode: "time"

timeformat: "%y/%m/%d"
}
};

[Matt D]

My times are correct, I've even verified it. Regardless of that, I
would assume it would still format the axis correctly just my date
would be wrong. adding the timeformat to my options object didn't
make an impact either.

Thanks,
Matt

[Joel Oughton]

Your times that you provided in your first post weren't correct. They were in seconds... Have you changed these into milliseconds?

Take a look at this example: http://phenxdesign.net/projects/flotr/examples/prototype/basic-time.html

[Matt D]

I tried changing them but that had no impact. I also copied the
example verbatim, and that still displayed the numbers as opposed to
the dates. I'm using the Flotr-0.2.0 library with all the included
libraries as well. I've tried it in Firefox, Chrome & IE all with the
same results.

Matt

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[Matt D]

Apparently I needed to checkout the latest code, after I used the
flotr.js from trunk it worked fine.

Matt