date type shifted one day backwards at display on continuous axis

[Lucero del Alba]

So, reusing some previous examples... notice here how the date display on the candlesticks is shifted one day backwards http://jsfiddle.net/k2hwr/1/ for date data type   At first I though it was one period shifted, then I noticed it was just one day, since it wouldn't matter whether it was weeks, months, days periods...  Interestingly, the data type datetime seems to work just fine http://jsfiddle.net/k2hwr/4/

Why would that be?  Bug?

[asgallant]

That has nothing to do with the Visualization API.  It is an issue with using strings to create Date objects in javascript.  The behavior of strings is seemingly random (from my point of view), whereas using explicit construction always gets you what you want.  See here for a display of the differences: http://jsfiddle.net/asgallant/XEfHB/

[Lucero del Alba]

Wow, that's weird!  I'll get rid of strings then, thanks for the clarification!

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