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I want to plot the synchronized charts like this https://www.highcharts.com/demo/synchronized-charts.
The JSON data will come from SQL database and the xData (x-axis) looks like below which are in year-month format:
xData: [
"2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04",
"2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2012-08","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04",
"2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04",
"2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2013-12","2004-04","2004-04",
"2007-11","2007-11","2012-08","2005-05","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04",
"2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2016-04","2004-04","2012-08","2004-04","2004-04",
"2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2005-05","2004-04","2004-04",
"2012-08","2016-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2012-08","2004-04",
"2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2012-08","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04",
"2004-04","2006-02","2007-11","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2005-05","2004-04",
"2004-04","2005-05","2004-04","2004-04","2012-08","2012-08","2006-02","2005-05",
"2004-04","2016-04","2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2006-02","2004-04","2004-04",
"2004-04","2004-04","2004-04","2005-05","2007-11"
]
So, how to plot those data as x-axis for synchronized charts?
you could simply use that one array as the labels for the xAxis:
xAxis: {
labels: {
format: '{value}'
}
},
but in order to plot on a timeline axis, you may need to convert these strings into integer values, which can be done with PHP: strtotime($date.'-01 00:00:00') ...hint: you need to multiply the result (in seconds) with 1000 for JavaScript timestamps (in milliseconds).
I added categories: "activity.xData" to to the chart
and set the labels format to "this.value"
xAxis: {
crosshair: true,
categories: activity.xData,
events: {
setExtremes: syncExtremes
},
labels: {
format: this.value
}
},
I have stock market data plotted over highcharts:
My JS Code:
$(function() {
$.getJSON('data.php', function(data) {
console.log(data);
// Create the chart
$('#container').highcharts('StockChart', {
rangeSelector:{
enabled:false
},
navigator: {
enabled: true
},
useUTC: false,
xAxis: {
type: 'datetime',
labels: {
formatter: function () {
return Highcharts.dateFormat('%H:%M', this.value);
},
}
},
title : {
text : 'NSE Stock Price'
},
credits: {
enabled : false
},
series : [{
name : 'NSE Stock Prices',
data : data,
tooltip: {
valueDecimals: 2
}
}]
});
});
});
My JSON output (partial):
[["09:01:00",27966.96],["09:03:00",27934.64],["09:03:00",27934.64],["09:07:00",27952.66],["09:07:00",27952.66],["09:07:00",27952.66]]
I expect time from 9:00am to 4:00pm on x-axis but I am just not getting it.
I tried changing time to unix time changing date format useUTC to true but noting worked out.
Update:
Tried this format too,
[["2014-11-14 09:01:00",27966.96],["2014-11-14 09:03:00",27934.64],["2014-11-14 09:03:00",27934.64]]
Update 2
My PHP code,
$array_item[] = array(date('H:i:s',strtotime($price_date)), (float)$last_traded_price);
Update 3: (some of the latest values)
[["2014-11-17 09:00:00",28065.72],["2014-11-17 09:02:00",28048.8],["2014-11-17 09:04:00",28041.93],["2014-11-17 09:06:00",28029.58],["2014-11-17 09:08:00",28018.68],["2014-11-17 09:10:00",28018.68],["2014-11-17 09:12:00",28018.68],["2014-11-17 09:14:00",28018.68],["2014-11-17 09:16:00",27988.73],["2014-11-17 09:18:00",28001.06],["2014-11-17 09:20:00",28003.06],["2014-11-17 09:22:00",27988.44],["2014-11-17 09:24:00",28011.67],["2014-11-17 09:26:00",27988.56],["2014-11-17 09:28:00",27991.17],["2014-11-17 09:30:00",27983.98],["2014-11-17 09:32:00",27972.01],["2014-11-17 09:34:00",27980.87],["2014-11-17 09:36:00",27994.42],["2014-11-17 09:38:00",28007.38],["2014-11-17 09:40:00",28005.57],["2014-11-17 09:42:00",27986.39],["2014-11-17 09:44:00",28010.79],["2014-11-17 09:46:00",27998.44],["2014-11-17 09:48:00",28012.66]]
This is as per: $array_item[] = array(strtotime($price_date), (float)$last_traded_price);
[[1416195000,28065.72],[1416195120,28048.8],[1416195240,28041.93],[1416195360,28029.58],[1416195480,28018.68],[1416195600,28018.68],[1416195720,28018.68],[1416195840,28018.68],[1416195960,27988.73],[1416196080,28001.06],[1416196200,28003.06],[1416196320,27988.44],[1416196440,28011.67],[1416196560,27988.56],[1416196680,27991.17],[1416196800,27983.98],[1416196920,27972.01],[1416197040,27980.87],[1416197160,27994.42],[1416197280,28007.38],[1416197400,28005.57],[1416197520,27986.39],[1416197640,28010.79],[1416197760,27998.44],[1416197880,28012.66],[1416198000,28018.49],[1416198120,28010.15],[1416198240,28028.18],[1416198360,28035.61],[1416198480,28024.87],[1416198600,28018.95],[1416198720,28007.81],[1416198840,28001.57],[1416198960,28006.85],[1416199080,27997.68],[1416199200,27993.06]]
The output: Still not giving perfect timings although not giving 00:00 as before.
The graph is breaking in middle.
Update 3:
PHP Code,
while ($stocks_bse_price->fetch())
{
$array_item[] = array(strtotime($price_date)*1000, (float)$last_traded_price);
}
JSFidle link: http://jsfiddle.net/Ywr3L/38/
Update 4:
Just realized its going wrong if figures for entire day is given as an input to array.
I have stored entire days data http://pastebin.com/NVAD5EyG
Update 5:
This is what I did in MySql query:
DATE_FORMAT(price_date,'%d-%c-%Y %r') as price_date
And then in PHP
$price_date = $price_date.' UTC';
$array_item[] = array(strtotime($price_date)*1000, (float)$last_traded_price);
Which is giving me this:
http://jsfiddle.net/rof96xuo/1/
[[1416301200000,28177.51],[1416301320000,28180.46],[1416301440000,28181.03],[1416301560000,28198.98],[1416301680000,28209.03],[1416301800000,28209.03]]
new Date(1416301200000)
Tue Nov 18 2014 14:30:00 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)
As #RaeenHashemi is saying in the comments, highcharts expects datetime data to be in JavaScript epoch times (number of milliseconds since 1970/01/01). You are giving it a string representation of your datetime.
It looks like you are generating JSON from PHP. If so, modify the PHP to convert the time to epoch. If you have a DateTime object in your PHP use getTimeStamp:
$date->getTimestamp() * 1000; // unix timestamp to javascript millisecond timestamp
If you have date time strings in your PHP, convert it to a DateTime first.
I am trying to use javascript Highcharts to display a chart of rankings from JSON data. I can't seem to get the chart to display.
This is the javascript code:
$(document).ready(function() {
var options = {
chart: {
renderTo: 'drawing',
zoomType: 'x',
width: 900,
height: 222
},
exporting: {
enabled:true
},
title: {
text: url+' - '+keyword
},
credits: {
text: '****',
href: 'http://***/'
},
xAxis: {
type: 'datetime',
dateTimeLabelFormats: {
day: '%b %e '
}
},
yAxis: [{
//min: 1,
allowDecimals: false,
reversed: true,
///: .2,
//maxPadding: .2,
title: {
text: 'Rankings'
}
},],
tooltip: {
crosshairs: true,
shared: true
},
series: [{}]
};
var url = "http://*******/chart.php";
$.getJSON(url, function(data) {
$.each(data, function(arrayID,group) {
$.each(group.data, function(id,val) {
arg = val[0].replace(/Date.UTC\((.*?)\)/, '$1').split(',');
var timestamp = Date.UTC.apply( null , arg );
date=new Date(timestamp);
data[arrayID].data[id][0] = timestamp;
});
});
options.series[0].data = data;
var chart = new Highcharts.Chart(options);
});
});
Our PHP Script gives us this JSON:
[{"name":"Google Rank","data":[["Date.UTC(2013,04,05)","23"],["Date.UTC(2013,04,04)","23"],["Date.UTC(2013,04,03)","22"],["Date.UTC(2013,04,02)","24"],["Date.UTC(2013,04,01)","26"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,31)","24"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,30)","24"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,29)","25"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,28)","25"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,27)","25"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,26)","26"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,25)","25"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,24)","24"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,23)","-"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,22)","10"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,21)","10"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,20)","10"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,19)","10"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,18)","10"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,17)","10"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,16)","9"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,15)","9"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,14)","9"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,13)","9"],["Date.UTC(2013,03,12)","9"]],"visible":"true","pointInterval":"86400000","showInLegend":"false"},{"name":"Bing Rank","data":["Date.UTC(2013,2,9)",9],"visible":"true","pointInterval":"86400000","showInLegend":"false"}]
Note the JSON data represents numbers as strings which could be a problem.
PHP Code which generates the JSON data:
$googledata = array();
while($gkdata = mysql_fetch_assoc($keywordquery)){
$explodedate = explode("-", $gkdata['date']);
$year = $explodedate[0];
$month = $explodedate[1];
$day = $explodedate[2];
$googledata[] = array(
"".$year.",".$month.",".$day."",
$gkdata['grank'] //$gkdata['grank'] should be a number, but is sometimes a dash so it's cast to an accommodating datatype: string.
);
}
$chartdata = array(
array(
"name" => 'Google Rank',
"data" => $googledata,
"visible" => 'true',
"pointInterval" => '86400000',
"showInLegend" => 'false',
),
array(
"name" => 'Bing Rank',
"data" => array(
'Date.UTC(2013,2,9)',
9
),
"visible" => 'true',
"pointInterval" => '86400000',
"showInLegend" => 'false',
)
);
The Highcharts won't display anything other than the chart itself with no data. The Date.UTC(2013,03,12) is supposed to go on the X-Axis & the number next to it is supposed to be the rank number. Can anyone see what is wrong?
The chart takes data as [x,y]. You just need to reverse the order of your data to ['value',datestamp'] if you want the date to be on the y axis.
Edit:
I am not sure from the text what the problem you are having is, but one problem that will arise from your code is that your number data values are being returned as strings, in quotes.
You will need to cast them as integers in your php before json encoding in order for them to come through unquoted, as integers.
You should be seeing an error from this: http://www.highcharts.com/errors/14
You are expecting $gkdata['grank'] to always return a number, it sometimes returns a dash -. The Array Object is using the datatype which best represents the data, and it chooses string. If you want to force it as int, you'll have to use a data structure that only allows integers to be put in it. Then it will puke when you try to put in a dash, which it should be doing, because how do you plot a DASH on a chart?
Had you taken off your blindfold, and looked at the error HighCharts returned to you, you would see this:
Highcharts Error #14 String value sent to series.data, expected Number
This happens if you pass in a string as a data point, for example in a setup like this:
series: [{
data: ["3", "5", "1", "6"]
}]
Highcharts expects the data values to be numbers. The most common reason for this is that data is parsed from CSV or from a XML source, and the implementer forgot to run parseFloat on the parsed value.
For performance reasons internal type casting is not performed, and only the first value is checked (since 2.3).
So fix your code to make grank always a number. HighCharts won't plot strings for performance reasons.
The events fetched from the database displaying correctly in the full calendar.
When I try to drag and drop the events to another date, it gives wrong Unix timestamp.
For example)
The events is currently in November 16 2012, when I drag and drop it to 20 November 2012, it gives the Unix time stamp as 1353340800000 and the date after converting using strtotime() PHP function, the result is 1983-07-03.
Issue Fixed :
Check the updated code below.
$('#calendar').fullCalendar({
editable: true,
eventDrop: function(calEvent,dayDelta,minuteDelta,allDay,revetFunc) {
var stDate = $.fullCalendar.formatDate(calEvent.start, 'dd-MM-yyyyy');
$.post('event_update.php',{'allday':allDay, 'event':calEvent.id, 'start':stDate}, function(response){
if(response.length > 0){
alert(response);
revertFunc();
}
});
},
loading: function(bool) {
if (bool) $('#loading').show();
else $('#loading').hide();
}
});
You have to cut the last 3 zeros.
I am using Google chart API to display a line chart, but I need the numbers to show as currency. On the chart itself, I have been able to get the numbers to display like currency, but when the mouse hovers over a point and the dialog box displays, the number is not displayed as specified.
<script type="text/javascript">
google.load("visualization", "1", {packages:["corechart"]});
google.setOnLoadCallback(drawChart);
function drawChart() {
var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable(<?php echo $data; ?>);
var options = {
chartArea:{left:40,top:10},
pointSize: 6,
vAxis: {format:'$###,###,###.00'}, // Money format
legend: {position:'none'}
};
var chart = new google.visualization.LineChart(document.getElementById('chart_div'));
chart.draw(data, options);
}
</script>
As you can see from this image, the vertical column displayed on the left does use decimal points as specified using vAxis.format in the above code, but the dialog box does not show the decimals or the dollar sign (I added the dollar sign after the screen capture).
How can I get the number in the dialog box to display the same as the numbers in the left aligned vertical column?
I tried updating the PHP array I am using to populate the data into currency format there, but then the Google chart does not render since it is not a plain digit.
This is perfect format to Brazilian currency:
var formatter = new google.visualization.NumberFormat({decimalSymbol: ',',groupingSymbol: '.', negativeColor: 'red', negativeParens: true, prefix: 'R$ '});
formatter.format(data, 1);
Works fine whit dollar also, just change R$ to $
10500.5 stay 10.500,50, more prefix
10500 stay 10.500,00, more prefix
There's a format for specifying both the raw value and formatted value for a cell: when loading the value into the chart, rather than, e.g. addRow(['2012-08-31, 4]); it would be addRow(['2012-08-31', {v: 4, f: '$4.00'}]); More examples of that syntax are sprinkled through the docs but I couldn't find a good place to link to it. It shouldn't be too hard to change the method by which the $data object from your example is generated to include that formatting, but there are other formatting options too.
If you'd rather define that formatting in the JS for whatever reason, you can use a NumberFormatter.
Try this:
var formatter = new google.visualization.NumberFormat({pattern:'###,###'} );
formatter.format(data, 1);
Worked great for me. Found at:
Comma Separated Data in Google Visualisation API
Another option that I found very useful, and similar in concept to the arrayToDataTable() method is the JavaScript literal initializer syntax as follows:
var data = new google.visualization.DataTable(
{
cols: [
{id: 'date', label: 'Date', type: 'string'},
{id: 'parnter1', label: 'Partner A', type: 'number'},
{id: 'partner2', label: 'Partner B', type: 'number'}
],
rows: [
{ c: [{ v: '06/2012' }, { v: 12345, f: '$12,345' }, { v: 98765, f: '$98,765'}] },
{ c: [{ v: '07/2012' }, { v: 10123, f: '$10,123' }, { v: 123123, f: '$123,123'}] }
]
}
);
https://google-developers.appspot.com/chart/interactive/docs/datatables_dataviews