Followed the installation instructions, but I still can only create pie charts. Everything else results to a "Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function" error in the highcharts.js file.

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thomas_rz’s picture

thomas_rz CreditAttribution: thomas_rz commented

Hello jedsaet, can you give us the data you used to make another chart-type (line-chart eg).
Thanks!

ps: Supported chart-types at this moment: line, spline, area, column and pie.
Other chart types will be supported in the next release.

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jedsaet CreditAttribution: jedsaet commented

Hi Thomas, the data I'm trying to add (in this case for a column chart) is fairly simple:

Year,2001,2002,2003,2004
Data,100,250,150,130,100

Can't seem to figure out where the error is, but I can't edit existing nodes with column charts. Only nodes with pie charts are editable.

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jyve CreditAttribution: jyve commented

Hi,

I am not experiencing any issues with your data. So in order to find a solution:
- Which module version and Easy Chart plugin version are you using? 1.0 or 1.1?
- Could you let us know which browser you are using?
- If you know how to do this, could you check in your Chrome inspector or Firebug?

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Hi, thanks for checking.

- I'm using the 1.1 version of the module and plugin.
- This was checked in both Chrome and Firefox
- I'm attaching a screenshot of the error in Chrome. In Firefox I'm getting the following errors in the console:
- TypeError: [].concat is not a function: highcharts.js

The jQuery update module bumps up the jQuery version to 1.8.2, and I'm using highcharts version 4.0.1.

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Nishruu CreditAttribution: Nishruu commented

Same problem with both stable and dev version.
It began to happen when I saved the variables in admin/config/media/easychart.

The cause seems to be the content of the default "unwantedOptions" variable. Everything gets back to normal when I add this to the string : "plotOptions, xAxis-plotLines" (default values in jquery.easychart.js).
Maybe jyve can works something out to keep this options without crashing the easychart plugin ?

Also in easychart.module it seems variable_get('unwanted_options', '') should be variable_get('unwanted_options', *DEFAULT VALUE*), otherwise if the user doesn't save the config page, it will have no settings at all. This apply to every variable_set in the next lines. It's the reason why the module works until you save the page for the first time (jquery.easychart.js has its own correct default values).

  • jyve committed 5278192 on 7.x-1.x 
    Fix for #2386105: Better default unwantedOptions
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jyve CreditAttribution: jyve commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

A big thanks Nishruu! You were absolutely right and earned yourself a free upgrade to the 2.0 version of the module coming beginning of February :)

Adding ', plotOptions, xAxis-plotLines' to the unwantedOptions in the Easychart config screen solves the problem for existing sites.

The dev version of the module has been updated to fix this.