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I am trying to represent the bubble size (z value) in the legend. When that legend item is hovered over or toggled off the bubbles should shrink to equal sizes, like a normal scatter plot.

I was able to get a legend item to represent the size by adding a new series with no data. I linked the 2 series that have data to this new one. I then overrode Highcharts legend hover function so that when the "size" legend item is hovered the linked series stay fully visible.

Like so:

I am trying to scrape data out of a HighCharts. I've tried a diverse amount of things following similar questions/problems on StackOverflow but I can't seem to crack it here.

It's on this URL: https://www.bustabit.com/user/9mins

So some solutions suggest to use the console command Highcharts.charts[..]. That does not work here. It's possible to just grab "highcharts-series-group". However the resulting data:

M 3.7745098039216 79.5788071428571 L 7.5871459694989 94.70737857142853 L 11.399782135076 48.41395 L.....

This is transformed data (data -> transformation -> SVG coordinates?). So the question would be how to get the data pre-transformed.

A different StackOverflow question/answer managed to do the reverse transformation by finding the code in a local js file in the page sources. I've found something similar in the page sources but very difficult to decipher because of it's length.

Am I to find the answer in this file to reverse engineer the numbers or is there a way to get the data pre-transformation in a different way?

In the question Hide highcharts series name on the chart The method that Deep 3015 proposed to hide the series name on the chart was successfully used:

remove https://code.highcharts.com/modules/series-label.js">

  And this method works great for me. But I can’t find how to use such a method in Android Studio, I couldn’t find the option to disable the series-label.js module Does anyone know how to do this or another way to solve the problem? Thanks!

I'm using ngx-charts more exactly bar-horizontal. What I'm trying to do is to format data label and add % at the end. I have tried to use [xAxisTickFormatting] but it doesn't work because, from what I noticed, my values are not on ngx-charts-x-axis but on ngx-charts-series-horizontal.

ngx-charts used as bellow:

I am trying to write e2e test cases using protractor for charts built using highcharts-angular in our application. I am querying for the series plotted in the chart and the tooltip values for a point in the series on mouse hover. The locators for those are shown below

I generate a tooltip with a chart on it.

I'm trying to render a HighCharts SVG with scatter dots (with or without line it is producing the same results) to a pdf file. The output will draw the lines with ImageSVG(), but it does not render the dots.

I've done some manual editing of the SVG file and found that ImageSVG acts like it doesn't like this rendering command:

I want plotlines to be rendered the last(right now area is overlaying them). If i use Zindex width increases and it doesn't look as neath, i also try line-width. I did this approach for markers to be above plotlines but it doesnt work for plotlines above area. Am i doing something wrong?

I'm using Highcharts Export Server as a Node.js module to produce charts in PNG format. When I include a Variable Radius Pie Chart though, I get an error in the resulting File. The error is Highcharts error #17:

The requested series type does not exist. This error happens when you are setting chart.type or series.type to a series type that isn't defined in Highcharts. A typical reason may be that your are missing the extension file where the series type is defined, for example in order to run an arearange series you need to load the highcharts-more.js file.

The chart I'm using is part of the highcharts-more module, so the error makes sense. I even found docs that seemed to spell out my solution. Thre is a resources option where you can provide scripts for injection to your export. That page is here, but I'll include the important bit below:

-resources