python,google-visualization,pygooglechart
I've solved the issue: I will post my solution for others since I found this very difficult to search: qset = bills.values("billing_date","energy_kwh").order_by() # Obtain data from database description = {'billing_date': ('date','billing_date'), 'zcolor':('string','',{'role':'style'}), 'energy_kwh': ('number','energy_kwh')} # indicate columns as dictionaries {"id": "type", "label", "custom property"} for row in qset: row['zcolor'] =...
javascript,charts,pygooglechart
Here in your code change data.addRows([ [Zero, 0], [One, 1], [Two, 2] ]); to this data.addRows([ ['Zero', 0], ['One', 1], ['Two', 2] ]); Strings has to be specified with quotes. ...
javascript,html,web,google-visualization,pygooglechart
I found The answer. I share It for all. so if somebody stuck, like me. will continue with this help quickly. I create new variable: var showEvery = parseInt(data.getNumberOfRows() / 4); And in the option attribute i add: hAxis: {showTextEvery: showEvery} so the JS code seems like this: var data...
javascript,html,web,google-visualization,pygooglechart
According to the docs, it seems the 5th column should control the size of the bubble. And the 4th should be an ID (I'd use the country's code for this, or just repeat the counytry col again).
javascript,jquery,css,google-visualization,pygooglechart
Check this disscussion https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/google-visualization-api/1yWwsXV-Ysk. According to that 1.Create a stacked bar chart 2.Add a data column with value 0 to the view which will be shown as a 0 height bar. 3.Next add the annotation column to the view so the annoation will be shown near previous bar which has...