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Yeah, wow, that's pretty startling. That probably could have been noticed and fixed...

• suhail 12y ago
  can you take a screenshot to show us what you're talking about?
• kbar13 12y ago
  https://i.imgur.com/VnBqkAU.png https://i.imgur.com/VnBqkAU.png that should probably get fixed also, where is this data coming from? In addition, I'm sure better contrasting colors can be picked.
• RBerenguel 12y ago
  They're using highcharts.js, and it is quite the type of headache that is usually a pain to solve in highcharts in a not-very-hackish way... (and a good reason to learn enough D3.js to do a simple 3-item sparkline plot)
  • parktheredcar 12y ago
    I'm pretty sure there is a setting on highcharts to treat missing data points as zero. They just have to set that to false, not too complicated...?
    • RBerenguel 12y ago
      Quite likely there's an option for this scenario (since it's incredibly common), but sometimes there isn't one, or what you want is not implemented/interesting/useful for other use cases... And then pain follows.
• suhail 12y ago
  fixing -- it was a timezone offset issue