This does not appear to work on the highstock test I set up: http://jsfiddle.net/eofz9sqp/ Note that chart.get() is different for your example and this highstock test. Your example shows [div#container] as that object but the highstock test shows it as something else (I {proceed: null, chart: a.Char...

Is there a way to tell if a chart is a highcharts or highstock chart if I have the chart object captured via:

Hi, Maybe you could use docker instead. Tutorial: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1136496/Getting-started-on-Docker-with-Windows-and-hosting Regards. Yes! This was the route I proposed as well. Instead they stood up a full CentOS box - which I am more than happy with. I have the export server ...

Hi, There are also legacy export servers that could serve as an alternative for the current nodejs server. More info (see legacy export servers section): https://www.highcharts.com/docs/export-module/setting-up-the-server Best Regards. This is also correct. And my original post explains why we woul...

It says right in your code to limit what labels get shown: series: [{ name: ' ', data: browserData, size: '60%', dataLabels: { formatter: function() { return this.y > 5 ? this.point.name : null; //<--------------- If the slice has a value greater than 5 show it. }, color: '#ffffff', distance: -30 } ...

I believe you just need to have a Highchart/stock license to use the exporter - no additional license required just for the export server. If you have a license then you are allowed to remove the "highcharts.com" footer (see http://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/credits). As for the issue w...

I think you could do this with an arearange graph. Demo: https://www.highcharts.com/demo/arearange

Hi, Here is a basic demo for you. It should give you an idea of how you can proceed further. // Set up the chart var chart = new Highcharts.Chart({ chart: { renderTo: 'container', type: 'scatter', options3d: { enabled: true, alpha: 10, beta: 30, depth: 250, viewDistance: 15, fitToPlot: false, } }, ...

As far as I can tell only bar/column, pie, and scatter types are usable in 3D charts under HighCharts. Seems like this should be simple to implement, though.

Correct. But, our systems group would like to run this under iisnode in IIS - not as a stand-alone node.js server. Right now, I am able to get the image created on the export url but I need to send it back to the requesting page as a download. There are other oddities here like I give it a filename ...

Okay, How about a simpler question? How do I return the image file to the web page that requested the export from this section of code: exporter.export(exportSettings, function (err, res) { //The export result is now in res. //If the output is not PDF or SVG, it will be base64 encoded (res.data). //...

I am at my wit's end here. If I use the built-in chart function to export the chart like: var chart = $('#' + chartid).highcharts(); var navigatorData = chart.get("highcharts-navigator-series").options.data; var chartSeries = chart.userOptions.series; chart.exportChart({ filename: 'test', ...

I feel like I am getting closer but still no dice. My hcexport node module now looks like: var http = require('http'); var qs = require('querystring'); const exporter = require('highcharts-export-server'); var exportSettings = { type: 'png', options: { title: { text: 'My Chart' }, xAxis: { categorie...

More info as iisnode provides some logging. When I change to exporting the hardcoded chart as SVG or PDF and spit out the contents of exres I get just the filename field with no data component: { filename: 'undefinedchart.pdf' } When I change to PNG or JPG I get a data field filled with the string p...

So, I am getting somewhere I think. My steps so far: 1) I have copied an existing directory under C:\Program Files\iisnode\www to a new directory under the C:\Program Files\iisnode\www path in Windows (where the sample iisnode pages exist). 2) I have opened a command prompt in this new directory (as...