@Scott
Try to first clear jqBarGraph container on button click. Something like $(’#divForGraph’).html(”)

@Raj
Options for printing background colors is disabled in browser by default. Only way that I know for printing background colors is to enable that option.

Thanks for publishing fantastic Bar Charts. It works fine in IE 7 also.

One comment : I could not print these charts in IE / Chrome. It just shows the number in printed output. When you get a chance, please review and let us know your comments.

Thanks and Regards,
Raj

if (arr.showValues) {
sv = arr.prefix+valueData[i]+arr.postfix;
if (sv == 0) { sv = ”; } // eliminates zero overlap for bars that don’t exist.
fs = 12;
}

I am a fresher to the bargraph,
my question is, after adding the two js files where the array should be added can you please explain me with the code.

Find this line:
div class=’graphValue”+el.id+”‘ id=’graphValue”+unique+”‘

Change to:
div class=’graphValue”+el.id+”‘ id=’graphValue”+unique+”‘ style=’position:relative; left:”+space/2+”px;’

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div class=’graphBar”+el.id+”‘ id=’graphFieldBar”+unique+”‘ style=’background-color:”+color+”;position: relative; overflow: hidden;’

Change to:
div class=’graphBar”+el.id+”‘ id=’graphFieldBar”+unique+”‘ style=’background-color:”+color+”;position:relative; left:”+space/2+”px; overflow: hidden;’

Find this line:
div class=’graphLabel”+el.id+”‘ id=’graphLabel”+unique+”‘

Change to:
div class=’graphLabel”+el.id+”‘ id=’graphLabel”+unique+”‘ style=’width:”+fieldWidth+”px;’

After making the changes add this to your style sheet and customize the style to your taste:
.graphLabeljqGraph {
border-top: solid 4px black;
}

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After making the changes add this to your style sheet and customize the style to your taste:
.graphLabeljqGraph {
border-top: solid 4px black;
}

example of the result here (scroll down, click the button): http://hikeitlikeit.com/2011/photography-and-backpacking-3/

It would be nice to see these changes implemented into the plugin with an additional parameter added to specify the baseline color & thickness. Making those changes was a bit more than I wanted to tackle though

Cheers!
Jacob.

Is it possible with this plugin to have horizontal graphs?


myToFixed = function (n, digits) {
digits = digits || 0;
return n.toFixed(digits).replace(new RegExp("\\.0{" + digits + "}"), "");
}


This allows me to pass rounded whole numbers as follows:

myToFixed(32.1212, 2) –> “32.12″
myToFixed(32.1212, 0) –> “32″
myToFixed(32, 2) –> “32″
myToFixed(32.1, 2) –> “32.10″

and get the desired result.

function per : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1393332/javascript-tofixed-function

I’m running this against multiple db queries and the results are highly impressive. Small, fast, light, colorful, informational, and impressive. Keep up the great work!!

For example, when I do $(’#graph1′).jqbargraph(blah); it would be nice to have the title and graph go under the #graph1 div.

I just had a lot of difficulty getting the graphs side by side because I had to anticipate the generated graph name (it changes according to the number of bars too! ) In the end, I ended up making my own div and title to wrap around the graph div

I don’t know if I’m making sense, I’m pretty bad at explaining things. Thanks for the library, it’s really nice and helped me a lot!

….return maxvalue;};maxMulti=function(ar)….

replace to

return 1;};maxMulti=function(ar)