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I would like to know that, is it possible that i can zoom in a bubble chat to clearly see a bubble ( bubble chart contain more than 100 bubbles)
Hi Sanatan,
Thank you for your interest in jqxChart but it is not possible to have a zoom in a bubble chart.
Best Wishes,
MariyajQWidgets Team
http://www.jqwidgets.comany workaround this ? or in the futere versions.
Hi marveen,
Zooming feature is still not in our development plans. We may consider it in the future.
Best Regards,
Peter StoevjQWidgets Team
http://www.jqwidgets.com/Actually I have created a zoom method using a range slider to change the CategoryAxis and limit the years selected on a time series of data, I stripped down the range slider demo to do this:
Variables for categoryAxis minValue/maxValue:
var XminVal = 2012; // defaultvar XmaxVal = 2037; // default
Setup:
// setup the slider var theme = getDemoTheme(); var yearsSlider = $('#yearsSlider'), resetButton = $('#resetButton'); yearsSlider.jqxSlider({ theme: theme, height: 30, min: 2012, max: 2037, step: 5, ticksFrequency: 5, values: [2012, 2037], rangeSlider: true, mode: 'fixed', width: 240 }); resetButton.jqxButton({ theme: theme, width: 100 }); // initialise Slider selectYear.init(yearsSlider, resetButton);
Slider:
var selectYear = (function ($) { // wait for the slider to move var addEventListeners = function () { $('.jqx-slider').on('change', function (event) { handleSlide('years', event.args.value); var XminVal; var XmaxVal; catAxis(event.args.value.rangeStart, event.args.value.rangeEnd); }); // call reset slider $('#resetButton').on('click', function () { resetSlider(); }); // change the X-Axis $('#cataxisButton').on('click', function () { catAxis(XminVal, XmaxVal); }); }; // change the CATEGORY AXIS STUFF var catAxis = function (XminVal,XmaxVal){ var categoryAxis = $('#jqxChart').jqxChart('categoryAxis'); // alert('Min value: ' + XminVal + ' - Max value: ' + XmaxVal); categoryAxis.minValue = XminVal; categoryAxis.maxValue = XmaxVal; categoryAxis.unitInterval = 1; $('#jqxChart').jqxChart('refresh'); }; // the reset function var resetSlider = function () { this.yearsSlider.jqxSlider('setValue', [this.yearsSlider.jqxSlider('min'), this.yearsSlider.jqxSlider('max')]); var categoryAxis = $('#jqxChart').jqxChart('categoryAxis'); categoryAxis.minValue = 2012; categoryAxis.maxValue = 2037; categoryAxis.unitInterval = 1; $('#jqxChart').jqxChart('refresh'); }; // change label & value on slider var handleSlide = function (option, value) { setLabelValue('yearsSlider', option, value); }; // set the labels & value on slider var setLabelValue = function (yearsSlider, option, value) { var XmaxVal = document.getElementById('yearsMax').innerHTML = value.rangeEnd; var XminVal = document.getElementById('yearsMin').innerHTML = value.rangeStart; if(XminVal == XmaxVal) { alert("Can't have the same start and end years"); resetSlider(); } }; // Set variables var initSliders = function (yearsSlider, resetButton) { this.yearsSlider = yearsSlider; this.resetButton = resetButton; }; // Set initial load from variables return { init: function (yearsSlider, resetButton) { initSliders(yearsSlider, resetButton); addEventListeners(); setLabelValue(yearsSlider, 'years', yearsSlider.jqxSlider('value')); } };
Markup for Slider:
<div id="jqx-widget"> <div id="main-container" class="main-container jqx-rc-all"> <div id="options" class="options jqx-rc-all"> <div id="options-container" class="options-container"> <div class="label">YEARS</div> <div class="options-value"> <div id="yearsMin"></div> <div id="yearsTo">To</div> <div id="yearsMax"></div> </div> <br /> <div id='yearsSlider'></div> <input type="button" value="Reset" id="resetButton" class="resetButton" /> </div> </div> <div style="clear: both;"> </div> </div> </div>
Also able to amend valueAxis using similar principal and by getting minimum & maximum values from data.
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