Zooming Causes Data To Disappear

[floppydisk]

I'm having a problem very similar to the one seen at this stack overflow question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1123 ... oom-levels. I've got a sorted X,Y series where X is a timestamp with days of the week and only has holes for when data wasn't collected or recorded on weekends and Y is a series of floating point values. When I create an initial highstock chart, and display the data at the "all" level, everything shows up. When I select a button. like 1m, 3m, or user the sliders to set a custom range, all the data points disappear. Using the sliders, I found I have to have a minimum range of >= 1.2 years for any data to display on the screen and I"m trying to figure out why I can't really zoom in on the chart. I know the data is there, the points render when I hover over them and the debugger says the array is loaded. Any help would be appreciated!

Edit: Wrong link. Sorry!

[Fusher]

Are your data sroted ascending for timestamps? If yes, could you recreate issue on jsfiddle? With seeing this live it would be easier for me to solve that problem.

[floppydisk]

I'm working on getting a mockup done. My random data generator isn't even displaying data at the moment, so it'll be a little while.

Regarding data sorts, yes, it is sorted in ascending order.

Edit: JSFiddle http://jsfiddle.net/LCYVv/. The data has holes punched in the weekends, like the real data set I'm trying to work with. Note the slider takes more than a year's gap in order for the data to appear.

[Fusher]

You have to set timestamps for x-values, not dates

[floppydisk]

Derp. Thanks for the help!

[mariowise]

Can anybody help me understand why this data makes the chart disappear when you zoom in?

http://jsfiddle.net/6w2ku59j/

[dominik.c]

Hello mariowise!

Welcome to our forum and thanks for contacting us with your question!

Sure, the data is not sorted. You've got a warning in the console and that's the reason why it doesn't work on zoom. When you sort the data, it works fine.

Demo:
http://jsfiddle.net/BlackLabel/yn4u3ajm/

Best regards!