Chart.js 2.3 updating some, but not all, plotted data












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I'm trying to show two sets of data on one plot in Chart.js 2.3.0, using an HTML file to trigger js functions to update the global arrays containing the data, then plot it using Chart.js. However, I noticed the plot updates for one data set, but not the other.

The error isn't with generating the data itself, as the successfully plotted data's values rely on the unsuccessfully plotted one. The data seems to be correct (judging by the breakpoints and printing the data in the console throughout), and stored in the right array, just not plotted like its counterpart. The js which generates the unplotted data is



function upDataPol() //Updates the global array "polData" with data generated by genP_z
{
//The variable "B" used in genP_z is picked randomly from a M-B probability distribution
var B = randn_MB();
polData = genP_z(polData, B);
}


while the successful data is made by:



function upDataKT() //Updates the "KTdata" and "KTnorm" arrays' values
{
//Each member of KTdata is increased by the corresponding value stored in polData
KTdata = addToData(KTdata, polData);
for (i = 0; i < KTdata.length; i++)
{
//takes the total KT data and normalises it according to the "noted" number of runs,
//then stores it
KTnorm[i] = KTdata[i]/note;
}
}


The Chart.js is:



var ctx = document.getElementById("myChart");
var myChart = new Chart(ctx,
{
type: 'line',
data:
{
labels: time,
datasets:
[
{ //Data is drawn from the polData array and, below, the KTnorm array
data: polData,
label: "Polarisation",
borderColor: "#8e5ea2",
fill: false,
pointRadius: 1,
pointHitRadius: 0
},
{
data: KTnorm,
label: "KT",
borderColor: "#3e95cd",
fill: false,
pointRadius: 1,
pointHitRadius: 0
}
]
},
options:
{
scales:
{
yAxes:
[{
ticks:
{
suggestedMax: 1,
suggestedMin: -1/3,
stepSize: 1/3
}
}]
}
}
});


And finally, HTML for the buttons which changes the data and updates the plot:



<a href="#" onclick="upDataPol(); myChart.update();">Click Here to show and add one polarisation function</a><br>
<a href="#" onclick="upDataKT(); myChart.update();">Click Here to update the K-T function</a><br>


I am a newbie to js so any help is appreciated :)










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    I'm trying to show two sets of data on one plot in Chart.js 2.3.0, using an HTML file to trigger js functions to update the global arrays containing the data, then plot it using Chart.js. However, I noticed the plot updates for one data set, but not the other.

    The error isn't with generating the data itself, as the successfully plotted data's values rely on the unsuccessfully plotted one. The data seems to be correct (judging by the breakpoints and printing the data in the console throughout), and stored in the right array, just not plotted like its counterpart. The js which generates the unplotted data is



    function upDataPol() //Updates the global array "polData" with data generated by genP_z
    {
    //The variable "B" used in genP_z is picked randomly from a M-B probability distribution
    var B = randn_MB();
    polData = genP_z(polData, B);
    }


    while the successful data is made by:



    function upDataKT() //Updates the "KTdata" and "KTnorm" arrays' values
    {
    //Each member of KTdata is increased by the corresponding value stored in polData
    KTdata = addToData(KTdata, polData);
    for (i = 0; i < KTdata.length; i++)
    {
    //takes the total KT data and normalises it according to the "noted" number of runs,
    //then stores it
    KTnorm[i] = KTdata[i]/note;
    }
    }


    The Chart.js is:



    var ctx = document.getElementById("myChart");
    var myChart = new Chart(ctx,
    {
    type: 'line',
    data:
    {
    labels: time,
    datasets:
    [
    { //Data is drawn from the polData array and, below, the KTnorm array
    data: polData,
    label: "Polarisation",
    borderColor: "#8e5ea2",
    fill: false,
    pointRadius: 1,
    pointHitRadius: 0
    },
    {
    data: KTnorm,
    label: "KT",
    borderColor: "#3e95cd",
    fill: false,
    pointRadius: 1,
    pointHitRadius: 0
    }
    ]
    },
    options:
    {
    scales:
    {
    yAxes:
    [{
    ticks:
    {
    suggestedMax: 1,
    suggestedMin: -1/3,
    stepSize: 1/3
    }
    }]
    }
    }
    });


    And finally, HTML for the buttons which changes the data and updates the plot:



    <a href="#" onclick="upDataPol(); myChart.update();">Click Here to show and add one polarisation function</a><br>
    <a href="#" onclick="upDataKT(); myChart.update();">Click Here to update the K-T function</a><br>


    I am a newbie to js so any help is appreciated :)










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      I'm trying to show two sets of data on one plot in Chart.js 2.3.0, using an HTML file to trigger js functions to update the global arrays containing the data, then plot it using Chart.js. However, I noticed the plot updates for one data set, but not the other.

      The error isn't with generating the data itself, as the successfully plotted data's values rely on the unsuccessfully plotted one. The data seems to be correct (judging by the breakpoints and printing the data in the console throughout), and stored in the right array, just not plotted like its counterpart. The js which generates the unplotted data is



      function upDataPol() //Updates the global array "polData" with data generated by genP_z
      {
      //The variable "B" used in genP_z is picked randomly from a M-B probability distribution
      var B = randn_MB();
      polData = genP_z(polData, B);
      }


      while the successful data is made by:



      function upDataKT() //Updates the "KTdata" and "KTnorm" arrays' values
      {
      //Each member of KTdata is increased by the corresponding value stored in polData
      KTdata = addToData(KTdata, polData);
      for (i = 0; i < KTdata.length; i++)
      {
      //takes the total KT data and normalises it according to the "noted" number of runs,
      //then stores it
      KTnorm[i] = KTdata[i]/note;
      }
      }


      The Chart.js is:



      var ctx = document.getElementById("myChart");
      var myChart = new Chart(ctx,
      {
      type: 'line',
      data:
      {
      labels: time,
      datasets:
      [
      { //Data is drawn from the polData array and, below, the KTnorm array
      data: polData,
      label: "Polarisation",
      borderColor: "#8e5ea2",
      fill: false,
      pointRadius: 1,
      pointHitRadius: 0
      },
      {
      data: KTnorm,
      label: "KT",
      borderColor: "#3e95cd",
      fill: false,
      pointRadius: 1,
      pointHitRadius: 0
      }
      ]
      },
      options:
      {
      scales:
      {
      yAxes:
      [{
      ticks:
      {
      suggestedMax: 1,
      suggestedMin: -1/3,
      stepSize: 1/3
      }
      }]
      }
      }
      });


      And finally, HTML for the buttons which changes the data and updates the plot:



      <a href="#" onclick="upDataPol(); myChart.update();">Click Here to show and add one polarisation function</a><br>
      <a href="#" onclick="upDataKT(); myChart.update();">Click Here to update the K-T function</a><br>


      I am a newbie to js so any help is appreciated :)










      share|improve this question
















      I'm trying to show two sets of data on one plot in Chart.js 2.3.0, using an HTML file to trigger js functions to update the global arrays containing the data, then plot it using Chart.js. However, I noticed the plot updates for one data set, but not the other.

      The error isn't with generating the data itself, as the successfully plotted data's values rely on the unsuccessfully plotted one. The data seems to be correct (judging by the breakpoints and printing the data in the console throughout), and stored in the right array, just not plotted like its counterpart. The js which generates the unplotted data is



      function upDataPol() //Updates the global array "polData" with data generated by genP_z
      {
      //The variable "B" used in genP_z is picked randomly from a M-B probability distribution
      var B = randn_MB();
      polData = genP_z(polData, B);
      }


      while the successful data is made by:



      function upDataKT() //Updates the "KTdata" and "KTnorm" arrays' values
      {
      //Each member of KTdata is increased by the corresponding value stored in polData
      KTdata = addToData(KTdata, polData);
      for (i = 0; i < KTdata.length; i++)
      {
      //takes the total KT data and normalises it according to the "noted" number of runs,
      //then stores it
      KTnorm[i] = KTdata[i]/note;
      }
      }


      The Chart.js is:



      var ctx = document.getElementById("myChart");
      var myChart = new Chart(ctx,
      {
      type: 'line',
      data:
      {
      labels: time,
      datasets:
      [
      { //Data is drawn from the polData array and, below, the KTnorm array
      data: polData,
      label: "Polarisation",
      borderColor: "#8e5ea2",
      fill: false,
      pointRadius: 1,
      pointHitRadius: 0
      },
      {
      data: KTnorm,
      label: "KT",
      borderColor: "#3e95cd",
      fill: false,
      pointRadius: 1,
      pointHitRadius: 0
      }
      ]
      },
      options:
      {
      scales:
      {
      yAxes:
      [{
      ticks:
      {
      suggestedMax: 1,
      suggestedMin: -1/3,
      stepSize: 1/3
      }
      }]
      }
      }
      });


      And finally, HTML for the buttons which changes the data and updates the plot:



      <a href="#" onclick="upDataPol(); myChart.update();">Click Here to show and add one polarisation function</a><br>
      <a href="#" onclick="upDataKT(); myChart.update();">Click Here to update the K-T function</a><br>


      I am a newbie to js so any help is appreciated :)







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