‘+f.toFixed(2)+’

hope this working fine.

<canvas id="first" width="400" height="300"></canvas>
<canvas id="second" width="400" height="300"></canvas>

<script type="text/javascript">
(function() {
    var g = new Bluff.Line('first', '400x300');
    // ...

    var h = new Bluff.Line('second', '400x300');
    // ...
})();
</script>

Thank you

I have the same problem that Neil had(cannot load graphs within ie) but i got confused when i saw your answer to this problem. Where should i place that function? In the controller, inside de view? Could you be more specific?
Best regards,
John

I am having a problem getting the graph to display in IE. It works fine in google chrome but for some reason is not working in IE 6 or 7. Any advice?

marker_label = marker_label.toFixed(2);

after the line:
marker_label = index * this._increment + this.minimum_value;

obviously the 2 could be a configurable variable but this way it ensures that there are no strange elongated numbers when dealing with points that are close to each other.

Love what you did btw.

I have a question for you regarding Bluff licensing. Please email me.

Regards,
RWey

There is a problem with the labels staying in an absolute position when the graph is placed inside another div block. I think this problem was mentioned before by Decipher above. I tried to wrap the canvas in an extra div and the problem still persists.

Please do let me know if there is a fix existing for this problem.

Thanks !

Ram

window.onload = foo();

This does not register the function foo to run on load, instead it calls foo immediately and assigns the result on window.onload. Instead, you want this:

window.onload = foo;

This means that foo will not be called immediately but will be called on page load. That’s effectively what you’re doing with the last example:

window.onload = function() { /* ... */ };

You need to *assign* a function to window.onload rather than calling said function.

Did you think about using http://typeface.neocracy.org/ for the text? It would make the images copy-able, it would also allow people to use custom typography.

Do you see a future in Javascript for something like:
http://flare.prefuse.org/

I checked out some physics and it looks totally possible, see:
http://blobsallad.se/

I just discovered JS.Class last night and I am totally impressed by your work. This is one of the best if not the best Javascript libraries I have seen. I have started using it right away.

The best thing is that is totally encapsulated and doesn’t interfere with other libraries, so it can be used with Prototype, jQuery or even Mootools. I just love it.

Also, from what I have seen, Bluff is very promising.