Allow Donut to handle PHP json_encode output #189
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Currently, Morris.Donut produces a chart with a load of tiny little bars on the bottom right of donut charts generated from data straight from PHP's json_encode function. The other chart types don't do this, because they parse the values into Int/Float values. This change adds "parseFloat" to the line of the Donut code which reads the x.value, which brings it into line with the other chart methods, and makes json_encode output work as expected It also has a longer commit summary than the amount of code added...
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I can't merge this because you've modified the compiled javascript rather than the original coffeescript. However, I've ported the fix back to the coffeescript and it's on master now. Thanks! |
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Currently, Morris.Donut produces a chart with a load of tiny little bars on the bottom right of donut charts generated from data straight from PHP's json_encode function.
The other chart types don't do this, because they parse the values into Int/Float values.
This change adds "parseFloat" to the line of the Donut code which reads the x.value, which brings it into line with the other chart methods, and makes json_encode output work as expected
It also has a longer commit summary than the amount of code added...