• Resolved Martin Sauter

    (@martinsauter)


    I have migrated our charts from M Chart Highcharts Library to Charts.js as recommended.

    Now the data of these charts is completely messed up, and therefore the charts are unusable.

    Any advice?

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  • Moderator Support Moderator

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    my first reply apparently used words that are now blocked

    No, your first reply asked for admin access, which is forbidden.

    Thread Starter Martin Sauter

    (@martinsauter)

    Thank you @methnen for your quick reply. I’ll send you a backup copy of the website so you can analyse it.

    Plugin Author methnen

    (@methnen)

    @martinsauter thanks a ton I’ll keep my eyes out for your email and get back to you with a solution as soon as possible.

    Plugin Author methnen

    (@methnen)

    @martinsauter also can you ping me here when you do send that email just in case spam filters get ahold of it?

    Thread Starter Martin Sauter

    (@martinsauter)

    @methnen I have just sent you an email.

    Plugin Author methnen

    (@methnen)

    Just some followup for the public record. Martin was able to get me a version of his charts that exhibited the issue and I was able to replicate it locally.

    The issue turned out to be some very old charts that had an old data format the the parsing code was having trouble with and was unrelated to the migration.

    A fix has been sent to them and as soon as he confirms it solves the issue and I run the usual tests I’ll get the fix out in version 2.3.2.

    2.3.2 will most likely get pushed out in the next couple of days.

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