Releases: heyesr/rgraph
RGraph version 6.11
Version 6.11 of RGraph is now available. This release comes about because of a necessary upgrade to the web-server to update some software used on it It does contain a reasonable amount of changes though and you can read about those on the changelog page (link below):
RGraph version 6.10
Version 6.10 of RGraph is now available. This release contains a few more changes than the previous few releases which is a reflection on it being over 4 months since version 6.09. - you can see the full list on the changelog page:
RGraph version 6.09
Version 6.09 of RGraph is now available. This is another minor release with no huge additions - you can see the rather short list on the changelog page:
https://www.rgraph.net/changelog.html#current-release
RGraph version 6.08
Version 6.08 of RGraph is now available. This is another minor release with no huge additions though a key default - the textAccessible property - has changed to default to false (ie the textAccessible option is not used).
This means that the text on your chart(s) will no longer be selectable for clipboard operations. This change was implemented for purposes related to the RGraph website.
If you want to use accessible text you will need to explicitly set the textAccessible option to true in your charts configuration.
RGraph version 6.07
RGraph version 6.07 is now available! In this release
there's a couple of new functions that are designed to help you with clipping the canvas, which is commonly employed when creating dual-color Line charts. There's an example of such a chart at this link:
https://www.rgraph.net/blog/index-2022.html#new-clipping-functions
There are other, smaller changes which you can read about on the changelog page:
https://www.rgraph.net/changelog.html#current-release
You can download the software from the download page:
RGraph version 6.06
RGraph version 6.06 is now available! In the first release of 2022 the main change is that there's now a set of functions that are dedicated to making importing data from the query string (the URL) easier. These new functions are called:
RGraph.GET.number()
RGraph.GET.string()
RGraph.GET.json()
RGraph.GET.array()
And for SVG:
RGraph.SVG.GET.number()
RGraph.SVG.GET.string()
RGraph.SVG.GET.json()
RGraph.SVG.GET.array()
The RGraph.GET.json() function is most useful in my opinion as it allows you to import an entire JavaScript object which can contain multiple things - for example both data and labels. You should be aware, though, that if not properly encoded JSON can interfere with SEO efforts. You can read more about the query string functions on this page. There are a few other changes that you can read about on the changelog page.
You can download the software from the download page:
RGraph version 6.05
RGraph version 6.05 is now available! In this release, both the SVG and canvas versions of the Semi-circular Progress meter have had some attention and they now both support multiple values and scales. The canvas Line chart angled labels HOWTO has now been added as a core feature (ie it's now part of the Line chart) so it's much easier to implement on your own charts.
You can download the software here (on GitHub) or from the RGraph website:
RGraph version 6.04
Hot on the heels of version 6.03 - version 6.04 is now available! There's only one change in this release - the default tooltip effect for canvas charts has been changed to the new "slide" effect.
As the name suggests, this, like the SVG tooltips, slides the tooltip into position instead of fading in. If showing the first tooltip on the page the sliding motion originates from the top left corner of the page and if this isn't the first tooltip to be shown it will slide into the new position from the position of the previous tooltip.
You can download the software here (on GitHub) or from the RGraph website:
RGraph version 6.03
This new release of RGraph introduces the HTML table import utility for both canvas and SVG charts. As the name suggests, this allows you to fetch data from an HTML table that's on the page.
This could save you having to output your data (from your server-side scripts) in multiple different formats. Other changes that are in this release can be found in the changelog:
https://www.rgraph.net/changelog.html
And you can download the software here (on GitHub) or from the RGraph website:
RGraph version 6.02
This version comes a little earlier than I was planning but Googles update to v4 of the Sheets API has forced my hand. The Sheets connector wasn't working any longer so I had to update it (all three copies!) and there's also a few other minor things that you an read about on the changelog page ( https://www.rgraph.net/changelog.html ). You can download RGraph as usual from the download page: https://www.rgraph.net/download.html