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Learning Highcharts

You're reading from   Learning Highcharts Whether you're a novice or an advanced web developer, this practical tutorial will enable you to produce stunning interactive charts using Highcharts. With a foreword by the creator, it's the only guide you'll need to get started.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2012
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781849519083
Length 362 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Learning Highcharts
Credits
Foreword
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Web Charts 2. Highcharts Configurations FREE CHAPTER 3. Line, Area, and Scatter Charts 4. Bar and Column Charts 5. Pie Charts 6. Gauge, Polar, and Range Charts 7. Highcharts APIs 8. Highcharts Events 9. Highcharts and jQuery Mobile 10. Highcharts and Ext JS 11. Running Highcharts on the Server Side Index

Introducing Highcharts events


So far, we have gone through most of the Highcharts configurations, however there is one area not yet covered, which is event handling. Highcharts offers a set of event options in several areas such as chart events, series events, and axis base events, and they are triggered by API calls and user interactions with the chart.

Highcharts events can be specified through object configuration while creating a chart or through APIs that accept object configurations, such as Chart.addSeries, Axis.addPlotLine, and Axis.addPlotBand.

An event object is passed by an event handler, which contains mouse information and specific action data related to the event action; for example, event.xAxis[0] and event.yAxis[0] are stored in the event parameter for the chart.events.click handler. Inside each event function, the 'this' keyword can be used and refers to a Highcharts component where the event function is based. For example, the 'this' keyword in chart.events.click refers to...

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