05.09.2019, 12:39
(This post was last modified: 05.09.2019, 13:02 by tassiebean.)
Perfect!
I took a good guess to set the minimum, and now I have the graph how I want it, with an easy to read 2 degrees per graph minor line:
Thanks very much!!
I do have another question. If I hadn't asked you, how would I find this out?
I've noted in my device there is the dygraph.js file that has 3468 lines of JS code. Do I just browse the various .js files hoping to find clues?
In looking there, it seems I might be able to choose log scales, and other goodies. Perhaps the ability to turn off the shading under the graph (fillGraph)? Set gridLineColor: "rgb(128,128,128)", and so on.
Is there a reference guide on all this? Sorry, just hoping to catch up.
Thanks again.
I took a good guess to set the minimum, and now I have the graph how I want it, with an easy to read 2 degrees per graph minor line:
Code:
if (getid() == 1) {
this.max = 40;
this.min = -10;
}
if (getid() == 2) {
this.max = 40;
this.min = -10;
}
Thanks very much!!
I do have another question. If I hadn't asked you, how would I find this out?
I've noted in my device there is the dygraph.js file that has 3468 lines of JS code. Do I just browse the various .js files hoping to find clues?
In looking there, it seems I might be able to choose log scales, and other goodies. Perhaps the ability to turn off the shading under the graph (fillGraph)? Set gridLineColor: "rgb(128,128,128)", and so on.
Is there a reference guide on all this? Sorry, just hoping to catch up.
Thanks again.