ZoomCharts Documentation
ZoomCharts.Configuration.TimeChartDataObject
Inheritance hierarchy
This type inherits from BaseDataErrorResponse. Through this type it also inherits members from BaseDataObjectBase.
Methods
Properties
Specifies the start of the time range for which the data is available. The main purpose of this property is to disallow the user to scroll to far back and also to instruct the chart that there will never be any data returned before this point.
Specifies the end of the time range for which the data is available. See also dataLimitFrom.
This value has to be larger than the largest timestamp in the data.
If the data could not be retrieved, this field can be used to instruct the chart to cancel the data request and log an error. Note that in most cases this field should not be used in favor of returning the correct HTTP status code (such as 404 or 500) so that the browser and any proxies do not cache the response.
Store any additional data values within this field. Although it is possible to extend the data object itself with additional fields it is not recommended to do so because a future ZoomCharts version could introduce a known parameter with the same name thus changing the behavior of an existing chart.
The time range the data in this response covers. This usually will match the from parameter
in the request although it can be less than it as well.
Time zone identifier, for example, UTC or America/Los_Angeles. See
time zone support for details.
It is recommended that the data source always return data in UTC.
The default is UTC.
See also
- Documentation: timeAxis.timeZone
The time range the data in this response covers. Note that if this value is less than the to
parameter in the request, the chart will automatically issue another request for the time range
after this.
5 m are now supported).Specifies the units in which the data in this response is aggregated by. Note that even if the chart requests a larger unit (for example, days), the data response might include a smaller unit like hours and this property is used by the chart to detect this.
The unit must match one of the units defined in data.units settings array.
The list of values for the chart. Each array represents values for a single point in time. The first (index 0) value must contain the timestamp value, the rest are values for individual series. For example: [[time1, series1_Val1, series2_Val1], [time2, series1_Val2, series2_Val2]]