[YannParticipant]

It works Peter.
The objects declaration was not on the right place.

[YannParticipant]

To be more comprehensive, I try do something like that :

var myDatafields = [];
var field = new Object();
var mySeries = [];
var serie = new Object();
$.each(result, function(k,v){
if(i==0){
field.name=k;
field.type=’string’;
myDatafields.push(field);
}else{
field.name=k;
field.type=’int’;
myDatafields.push(field);
serie.dataField=k;
serie.displayText=k;
mySeries.push(serie);
}
i++;
});

[YannParticipant]

Thanks Peter.
I followed your explanation and it works.
Now I would like to make it totally dynamic, I mean a dynamic datafields param for the source and dynamic series.
Can I build arrays for datafields param and series ?
Thanks in advance.

[YannParticipant]

Hi Peter.
My data format is not a json object but an array. As you can see, data returned by ajax call is converted in an array :source_data = $.makeArray(data);

[YannParticipant]

Your answer induces a new question :
How to declare setup multiple series when you don’t know in advance its number and their names ?

[YannParticipant]

Hi Dimitar and thanks for your answer.
My original data representation was based on a “simple” sql query. Re-formatting will need some manipulations.

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