100_080_In_Graph_Data
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With ChartNew.js, you can put information about the data inside the graph.
Through options, you can :
- define the location of the displayed information;
- format the displayed text.
Samples :
For the explanations of the “In Graph Data” options, we will proceed differently. First, the general options associated to the layout of the displayed text will be explained. Then, per graph type, all options than set the place of the text in the graph will be explained.
Description : Per default, “in Graph Data” are not displayed; set option inGraphDataShow to true if you want to display the “in Graph Data”.
Graph type : all graph types
Values : true of false
Default value : false
Sample : inGraphDataShow : true
See also :
Description : the text displayed in the “in Graph Data” can be fully specified by the user through a template description that uses available variables. Template usage is described in chapter “Templates”; Available variables are described in chapter “Template variables”;
Graph types : All
Values : a template text description (see chapter “Templates”).
Default value : The default value is different for all graph type… Try and adapt if you want
Sample : inGraphDataTmpl : “<%=v3%>
See also :
Text layout options
Description : specify the color of the font in the “in Graph Data” with option inGraphDataFontColor
Graph type : all
Values : any valid color
Default value : “#666”
Sample : inGraphDataFontColor : “black”
See also :
Description : specify the font for the text in the “in Graph Data” with option inGraphDataFontFamily
Graph type : all
Values : any valid font
Default value : "'Arial'"
Sample :
See also :
Description : specify the size of the font for the text in the “In Graph Data” with option inGraphDataFontSize
Graph type : all
Values : any positive integer
Default value : 12
Sample : inGraphDataFontSize : 10
See also :
Description :specify the style of the font for the text in the « in Graph Data » with option inGraphDataFontStyle
Graph type : all
Values : any vallid font style
Default value : “normal”
Sample : inGraphDataFontStyle : “italic”
See also :
Associated to each point on the line, “in graph data” will be displayed. First of all, through the options inGraphDataPaddingX and inGraphDataPaddingY, you specify a location in reference to the point on the line. This location will be called the “In Graph Position”. This position is a pixel on your canvas.
Description : With option inGraphDataPaddingX, you can specify the space in pixel on the X axis between the point on the line and the “In Graph Position”
Values : any integer (positive or negative)
Default value : 3
Sample : inGraphDataPaddingX : 6
See also : inGraphDataPaddingY
Description : With option inGraphDataPaddingY, you can specify the space in pixel on the Y axis between the point on the line and the “In Graph Position”
Values : any integer (positive or negative)
Default value : -3 (negative values if you want to display the text over the point)
Sample : inGraphDataPaddingX : -6
See also : inGraphDataPaddingX
Description : the “In graph data” text can be rotated in the canvas. Use option inGraphDataRotate to specify the rotation angle.
Values : any real value
Default value : 0 ( no rotation)
Sample : inGraphDataRotate : 45
See also :
Description : with options inGraphDataPaddingX and inGraphDataPaddingY, you determine the “In Graph Position”. Now with option inGraphDataAlign, you specify how to horizontally align the text to the “In Graph Position”
Values : “left”, “center”, “right”
Default value : “left”
Sample : inGraphDataAlign : “center”
See also :
Description : with options inGraphDataPaddingX and inGraphDataPaddingY, you determine the “In Graph Position”. Now with option inGraphDataVAlign, you specify how to align vertically the text to the “In Graph Position”
Values : “top”, “middle”, “bottom”
Default value : “bottom”
Sample : inGraphDataVAlign : “middle”
See also :
Associated to each bar in the graph, “in graph data” will be displayed. First of all, through the options inGraphDataXposition and inGraphDataYPosition (and inGraphDataPaddingX and inGraphDataPaddingY), you specify a location in reference to the bar. This location will be called the “In Graph Position”. This position is a pixel on your canvas. “Bar”, “StackedBar”, “HorizontalBar” and “HorizontalStackedBar” have the same parameters for “In Graph Data” but have different default values.
Description : with inGraphDataXPosition, you specify where is the “In Graph Position” horizontally in the bar.
Values : 1, 2 or 3
- 1 : the left border of the bar
- 2 : the center of the bar
- 3 : the right of the bar
Default value :
- 2 for bar and stackedBar
- 3 for horizontalBar and horizontalStackedBar
Sample : inGraphDataXPosition : 1
See also :
Description : with inGraphDataYPosition, you specify where is the “In Graph Position” vertically in the bar.
Values : 1, 2 or 3
- 1 : the bottom border of the bar
- 2 : the middle of the bar
- 3 : the top of the bar
Default value :
- 3 for bar and stackedBar
- 2 for horizontalBar and horizontalStackedBar
Sample : inGraphDataYPosition : 2
See also :
Description : with options inGraphDataXPosition and inGraphDataYPosition, you have defined a relative position; You can shift the “in graph position” with a specific amount of pixel on the right or on the left with option inGraphDataPaddingX Values : any integer (positive for a shift on the right or negative for a shift on the left)
Default value :
- 0 for bar and stackedBar
- 3 for horizontalBar
- -3 for horizontalStackedBar
Sample : inGraphDataPaddingX : 3
See also :
Description : with options inGraphDataXPosition and inGraphDataYPosition, you have defined a relative position; You can shift the “in graph position” with a specific amount of pixel to the top or to the bottom with option inGraphDataPaddingY
Values : any integer (positive for a shift to the bottom or negative for a shift on the top)
Default value :
- 3 for bar
- -3 for stackedBar
- 0 for horizontalBar and horizontalStackedBar
Sample : inGraphDataPaddingY : -3
See also :
Description : the “In graph data” text can be rotated in the canvas. Use option inGraphDataRotate to specify the rotation angle.
Values : any real value
Default value : 0 (<=> no rotation)
Sample : inGraphDataRotate : 45
See also :
Description : with options options inGraphDataXposition and inGraphDataYPosition (and inGraphDataPaddingX and inGraphDataPaddingY), you determine the “In Graph Position”. Now with option inGraphDataAlign, you specify how to horizontally align the text to the “In Graph Position”
Values : “left”, “center”, “right”
Default value :
- “center ” for bar and stackedBar
- “right” for horizontalSstackedBar
- “left” for horizontalBar
Sample : inGraphDataAlign : “left”
See also :
Description : with options options inGraphDataXposition and inGraphDataYPosition (and inGraphDataPaddingX and inGraphDataPaddingY), you determine the “In Graph Position”. Now with option inGraphDataVAlign, you specify how to align vertically the text to the “In Graph Position”
Values : “top”, “middle”, “bottom”
Default value :
- “bottom” for bar
- “top” for stackedBar
- “middle” for horizontalBar and horizontalStackeBar
Sample : inGraphDataVAlign : “center”
See also :
Associated to each piece of cake in the graph, “in graph data” will be displayed. First of all, through the options inGraphDataAnglePosition and inGraphDataRadiusPosition (and inGraphDataPaddingAngle and inGraphDataPaddingRadius), you specify a location in reference to the piece of cake. This location will be called the “In Graph Position”. This position is a pixel on your canvas. “Pie”, “DoughNut” and “PolarArea” have the same parameters for “In Graph Data” and the same default values.
Description : with inGraphDataAnglePosition, you specify the position of “In Graph Position” in the angle of the piece of cake.
Values : 1, 2 or 3
- 1 : at the beginning of the angle
- 2 : the center of the angle
- 3 : at the end of the angle
Default value : 2
Sample : inGraphDataAnglePosition : 1
See also :
Description : with inGraphDataRadiusPosition, you specify where is the “In Graph Position” ont the radius.
Values : 0 (for doughtnut only), 1, 2 or 3
- 0 : at the center of the doughtnut
- 1 : at the center of the circle (for doughnut : at the inside border of the doughnut)
- 2 : at the center of the piece of cacke (for doughnut : at the center of the piece of the dougthnut )
- 3 : at the outside border of the piece of cake
Default value : 3
Sample : inGraphDataRadiusPosition : 2
See also :
Description : with options inGraphDataAnglePosition and inGraphDataRadiusPosition, you have defined a relative position; You can shift the “in graph position” with a specific amount of degres in the angle with option inGraphDataPaddingAngle
Values : any integer (positive for a shift inside the piece of cake or negative for a shift outside the piece of cake)
Default value : 0
Sample : inGraphDataPaddingRadius : 3
See also :
Description : with options inGraphDataAnglePosition and inGraphDataRadiusPosition, you have defined a relative position; You can shift the “in graph position” with a specific amount of pixels in the radius with option inGraphDataPaddingRadius Values : any integer (positive for a shift to the external part of the piece of cake or negative for a shift to the center of the circle)
Default value : 0
Sample : inGraphDataPaddingRadius : -3
See also :
Description : the “In graph data” text can be rotated in the canvas. Use option inGraphDataRotate to specify the rotation angle.
Values : any real value , "inRadiusAxis" or "inRadiusAxisRotateLabels" “inRadiusAxis”/”inRadiusAxisRotateLabels” : If you want to display the in Graph Data in the angle of the piece of cake, set “inGraphDataRotate to value “inRadiusAxis” or, probably better, “inRadiusAxisRotateLabels”.
Example :
inGraphDataAnglePosition : 2,
inGraphDataRadiusPosition: 2,
inGraphDataRotate : “inRadiusAxisRotateLabels”,
inGraphDataAlign : “center”,
inGraphDataVAlign : “middle”,
inGraphDataFontColor : “white”
Default value : 0 (<=> no rotation)
Sample : inGraphDataRotate : “inRadiusAxisRotateLabels”
See also :
Description : with options options inGraphDataAnglePosition and inGraphDataRadiusPosition (and inGraphDataPaddingAngle and inGraphDataPaddingRadius), you determine the “In Graph Position”. Now with option inGraphDataAlign, you specify how to horizontally align the text to the “In Graph Position”
Values : “left”, “center”, “right”, “off-center” or “to-center” “off-center” <=> “right” for the pieces of cakes on the right and “left” for the pieces of cakes on the left.
Example :
inGraphDataAnglePosition : 2,
inGraphDataRadiusPosition: 3,
inGraphDataRotate : "inRadiusAxisRotateLabels",
inGraphDataFontSize : 16,
inGraphDataAlign : "off-center",
inGraphDataVAlign : "off-center",
graphTitleSpaceAfter : 40,
footNoteSpaceBefore : 40,
inGraphDataTmpl: "<%=v1%>"
“to-center” <=> “left” for the pieces of cakes on the right and “right” for the pieces of cakes on the right.
Example :
inGraphDataAnglePosition : 2,
inGraphDataRadiusPosition: 3 ,
inGraphDataPaddingRadius : -8,
inGraphDataRotate : "inRadiusAxisRotateLabels",
inGraphDataFontColor : "white",
inGraphDataFontSize : 16,
inGraphDataAlign : "to-center",
inGraphDataVAlign : "to-center",
graphTitleSpaceAfter : 0,
footNoteSpaceBefore : 0 ,
inGraphDataTmpl: "<%=v1%>"
Default value : “off-center”
Sample : inGraphDataAlign : “left”
See also :
Description : with options options inGraphDataAnglePosition and inGraphDataRadiusPosition (and inGraphDataPaddingAngle and inGraphDataPaddingRadius), you determine the “In Graph Position”. Now with option inGraphDataVAlign, you specify how to vertically align the text to the “In Graph Position”
Values : “top”, “middle”, “bottom”, “off-center” or “to-center” “off-center” <=> “bottom” for the pieces of cakes on the top and “top” for the pieces of cakes on the bottom. “to-center” <=> “top” for the pieces of cakes on the top and “bottom” for the pieces of cakes on the bottom.
Default value : “off-center”
Sample : inGraphDataVAlign : “center”
See also : inGraphDataAlign
Specifications for in Graph Data for radar graph is the same as in Graph Data for Pie Chart except that the options inGraphDataAnglePosition and inGraphDataPaddingAngle does not exist.
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