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With sufficiently large data sets, JSChart will use x-axis labels that are all identical, typically 00:00. When you zoom in the x-axis labels start to resolve to different values.
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The x-axis labels appear to be coded with a fixed MM-SS format. The format should presumably be dynamic, based on the amount of time represented by the whole axis (e.g., if the whole axis is between 1 and 24 hours, then the labels should show hours and minutes (and probably omit seconds); if the whole axis is between 1 minute and 1 hour, then the labels should show minutes (and probably hours but not seconds); if the axis is between 1 second and 1 minute, then the labels should show seconds (and probably minutes, but not fractional seconds); if the axis represents less than a second, then it should show fractional seconds. (And, hopefully, we don't need to deal with intervals greater than 24 hours, but, if we do, then it should show days and hours.)
With sufficiently large data sets, JSChart will use x-axis labels that are all identical, typically
00:00
. When you zoom in the x-axis labels start to resolve to different values.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: