Hello, I am facing three problems I would like to discuss, mazybe someone could help me.
1.) Firstly, the easier one -> how can I hide a dots in line chart? I would like to have two datasets in one line chart which I already have but one dataset would be only simple line (imagine sth like level of recommended value) and the other dataset would be as it is and can go above or under this simple dataset line.
2.) Is it possible to make dots in line chart or sections in doughnut chart clickable? I mean make a redirect on specific dot of line chart for example.
3.) I have one page with full of ajax, table data are dynamic and contains "show" modal button which is also made by ajax .. I always have the loading animation in ajax modal for every kind of chart... Any advice? Thanks :)
In general this tutorial is very helpful and for basic usage It works like a charm.
Laravel charts works with many chart libraries some of them very old and the most cool and used is chart js, in chart js exists a property call minimalist(), I am pretty sure that this will work with this package as a fluent method like:
$chart->setMinimalist()->setLabels()...
I will recommend you another cool charts library it is apexcharts is really similar but its better in terms of variety of charts, customization and respond better to css rules.
in this post many devs comment about customizations for the tutorial package so I created a similar package for apexchart if you prefer you can see the js original package here: apexcharts.com/ and the package that I wrote to work similar as Laravel charts is:
Larapex charts: madewithlaravel.com/larapex-charts is another wrapper for this other library, it has more customizations.
About the modal, well is pretty much the same, apexcharts does not load with any loader as "preloader" so it would be more convinient to customize it... I would recommend you, if you work directly you can use the wrapper madewithlaravel.com/larapex-charts and then just call directly a controller that serve a Chart class like a service with this implementation then do not use the blade helpers because you want it dinamically so just fetch all json object and you are able to render it anywhere.
I know this text is a little dense but, there are no simple way to respond, there are many requests about Laravel charts features, but to keep it simple I just find another cool js library more flexible and create a wrapper taking all good stuffs that I like of these package, and try to make it as flexible as posible.
Hello, I am facing three problems I would like to discuss, mazybe someone could help me.
1.) Firstly, the easier one -> how can I hide a dots in line chart? I would like to have two datasets in one line chart which I already have but one dataset would be only simple line (imagine sth like level of recommended value) and the other dataset would be as it is and can go above or under this simple dataset line.
2.) Is it possible to make dots in line chart or sections in doughnut chart clickable? I mean make a redirect on specific dot of line chart for example.
3.) I have one page with full of ajax, table data are dynamic and contains "show" modal button which is also made by ajax .. I always have the loading animation in ajax modal for every kind of chart... Any advice? Thanks :)
In general this tutorial is very helpful and for basic usage It works like a charm.
Hi David, I will recommend you:
I will recommend you another cool charts library it is apexcharts is really similar but its better in terms of variety of charts, customization and respond better to css rules.
in this post many devs comment about customizations for the tutorial package so I created a similar package for apexchart if you prefer you can see the js original package here: apexcharts.com/ and the package that I wrote to work similar as Laravel charts is:
Larapex charts: madewithlaravel.com/larapex-charts is another wrapper for this other library, it has more customizations.
About the modal, well is pretty much the same, apexcharts does not load with any loader as "preloader" so it would be more convinient to customize it... I would recommend you, if you work directly you can use the wrapper madewithlaravel.com/larapex-charts and then just call directly a controller that serve a Chart class like a service with this implementation then do not use the blade helpers because you want it dinamically so just fetch all json object and you are able to render it anywhere.
I know this text is a little dense but, there are no simple way to respond, there are many requests about Laravel charts features, but to keep it simple I just find another cool js library more flexible and create a wrapper taking all good stuffs that I like of these package, and try to make it as flexible as posible.
Thank you I am gonna take a look at this.