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How can i have a fixed Bar width?

Hi,

I have been using your js for rendering bar charts in my application. And it has been a smooth experience so far.

But i am facing a problem with bar charts and need help.
The width of each bar in the bar chart is now automatically adjusted according to the number of bars drawn inside the chart area.
How can i fix the width of each bar to a predetermined amount(pixels)?
Please find attachment.
Kindly help me in this regard.

Thanks in advance.

c 2

Line beginning with null value, renders only dots, no line.

I want to draw LineGraphs that may have null values in them.

Specifically, this will be a chart showing the statistics of an NFL quarterback. Each point in the line will represent the QB's stats in a particular week of the season. However, every NFL team will have at least one "bye" week during the season -- a week where their team doesn't play.

I represent such a week as a null in the array. Here's an example:

[
[20,40,60,null,80,100,20,null,130],
[15,100,150,100,120,null,160,200,100],
[null,30,20,60,100,100,120,70,50]
],

The first two lines render okay: Ico renders a complete line, but on the weeks where there is a null, it does not render a dot.

But the third line, which begins with a null, does NOT have a line. Ico renders only dots.

IE8: console.log does not exist; transparent color does not work.

While testing in IE 8, I came across two problems:

  1. The ico.js and ico-min.js files have a console.log() statement, which throws an error in IE8 unless you have developer tools open. And obviously most users won't have the devtools open.
  2. Setting a line's color to be "transparent" works in other browsers, but it doesn't seem to be honored by IE8.

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