.bind() method does NOT work anymore.

[Florian]

Hi,

I was using the Dashboards visualization of Google Chart for more than
one week and when I tried to plot my charts (using the .bind method) :
NO PLOT !

I went to your Playground and I saw that none of your dashboard was
working. Impossible to display them !
After many tries with my code, I found it was coming from the .bind()
method of your dashboards. When a quote the ".bind(...)", the mistake
disappears (but the graph is not plotted, obviously).

Can anyone help me please ?

Thanks.

[Riccardo Govoni]

Which version of the charts API are you loading? 

I noticed that the playground examples are failing if you use version 1.1, but are working fine if you use version 1.0. Make sure that your google.load line reads like this:

    <script type="text/javascript">
      google.load('visualization', '1.0', {packages: ['controls']});
    </script>

Let me know if this helps. In the meanwhile I'll investigate the failures that version 1.1 is causing.

/R.

[Florian]

Indeed, I was loading the version 1.1.

Yes, it works fine with the version 1.0 !
Faillures seems to be caused by the version 1.1, but I've never had
any problem before today whereas I've always loaded the version
1.1 ...

Anyway, Thank you for your help.

[Riccardo Govoni ☢]

Yep, there is something wrong with 1.1 that started today. I'll update the thread as soon as I have some news.

/R.

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[Riccardo Govoni]

Hi there,

we fixed the issue that was affecting version 1.1 of the API, so everything should be back to normal. Version 1.0 was not affected in the first place.

/R.

[NA]

Hi Riccardo,

We all very much appreciate your help here.

I realize this broke in v 1.1 and not in the official stable 1.0. I
wouldn't normally mention this since it's v 1.1, but what I do want to
bring up is this 2 yr old request for versioning that fits the
standard used by other Google products:

http://code.google.com/p/google-visualization-api-issues/issues/detail?id=120

While this specific issue didn't affect 1.0, problems like this remind
us that things can break even on Google's own site. Implementing
Google's versioning standards will allow a lot of us to sleep much
easier at night!

thanks,