External event on Highcharts/highstock
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I'm using ng-drag-drop
and highcharts/highstocks.
I need to drag and drop an external item into the highcharts/highstock and create a marker. Per the docs in highcharts/highstocks, you can drag and drop but it is within the chart container.
So what I did was get the event of the entire page.
On drag and drop, I retrieve where I dropped the position relative to the entire web page. My question is, how do I translate the entire page position (pageX, pageY) into highcharts/highstock coordinates (within the plot). The dragged item is dragged from a parent component and into a child component, where the chart is.
//parent component
OnItemDropped(e:any){
//X and Y coordinates of the entire webpage when item is dropped
const add = { coord: { x: e.nativeEvent.pageX, y: e.nativeEvent.pageY }, name:'marker1' }
this.pinnedItems = [...this.pinnedItems, add]
}
so coord.x
and coord.y
is the entire page. but I need it to set at the page coordinates. Obviously, the position doesn't match with chart's. Is there a way where highcharts can recognize the page's XY coordinates as the chart's XY coordinates?
Alternatively, I thought about retrieving the html value of the page coord. But I cant seem to find out where that resides in the nativeElement object.
javascript angular highcharts
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I'm using ng-drag-drop
and highcharts/highstocks.
I need to drag and drop an external item into the highcharts/highstock and create a marker. Per the docs in highcharts/highstocks, you can drag and drop but it is within the chart container.
So what I did was get the event of the entire page.
On drag and drop, I retrieve where I dropped the position relative to the entire web page. My question is, how do I translate the entire page position (pageX, pageY) into highcharts/highstock coordinates (within the plot). The dragged item is dragged from a parent component and into a child component, where the chart is.
//parent component
OnItemDropped(e:any){
//X and Y coordinates of the entire webpage when item is dropped
const add = { coord: { x: e.nativeEvent.pageX, y: e.nativeEvent.pageY }, name:'marker1' }
this.pinnedItems = [...this.pinnedItems, add]
}
so coord.x
and coord.y
is the entire page. but I need it to set at the page coordinates. Obviously, the position doesn't match with chart's. Is there a way where highcharts can recognize the page's XY coordinates as the chart's XY coordinates?
Alternatively, I thought about retrieving the html value of the page coord. But I cant seem to find out where that resides in the nativeElement object.
javascript angular highcharts
Could you please prepare a simplified online example of your app with sample data presenting this issue (codesandbox for example)? Are you using highcharts official wrapper for Angular: github.com/highcharts/highcharts-angular?
– Wojciech Chmiel
Nov 19 '18 at 11:18
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I'm using ng-drag-drop
and highcharts/highstocks.
I need to drag and drop an external item into the highcharts/highstock and create a marker. Per the docs in highcharts/highstocks, you can drag and drop but it is within the chart container.
So what I did was get the event of the entire page.
On drag and drop, I retrieve where I dropped the position relative to the entire web page. My question is, how do I translate the entire page position (pageX, pageY) into highcharts/highstock coordinates (within the plot). The dragged item is dragged from a parent component and into a child component, where the chart is.
//parent component
OnItemDropped(e:any){
//X and Y coordinates of the entire webpage when item is dropped
const add = { coord: { x: e.nativeEvent.pageX, y: e.nativeEvent.pageY }, name:'marker1' }
this.pinnedItems = [...this.pinnedItems, add]
}
so coord.x
and coord.y
is the entire page. but I need it to set at the page coordinates. Obviously, the position doesn't match with chart's. Is there a way where highcharts can recognize the page's XY coordinates as the chart's XY coordinates?
Alternatively, I thought about retrieving the html value of the page coord. But I cant seem to find out where that resides in the nativeElement object.
javascript angular highcharts
I'm using ng-drag-drop
and highcharts/highstocks.
I need to drag and drop an external item into the highcharts/highstock and create a marker. Per the docs in highcharts/highstocks, you can drag and drop but it is within the chart container.
So what I did was get the event of the entire page.
On drag and drop, I retrieve where I dropped the position relative to the entire web page. My question is, how do I translate the entire page position (pageX, pageY) into highcharts/highstock coordinates (within the plot). The dragged item is dragged from a parent component and into a child component, where the chart is.
//parent component
OnItemDropped(e:any){
//X and Y coordinates of the entire webpage when item is dropped
const add = { coord: { x: e.nativeEvent.pageX, y: e.nativeEvent.pageY }, name:'marker1' }
this.pinnedItems = [...this.pinnedItems, add]
}
so coord.x
and coord.y
is the entire page. but I need it to set at the page coordinates. Obviously, the position doesn't match with chart's. Is there a way where highcharts can recognize the page's XY coordinates as the chart's XY coordinates?
Alternatively, I thought about retrieving the html value of the page coord. But I cant seem to find out where that resides in the nativeElement object.
javascript angular highcharts
javascript angular highcharts
asked Nov 16 '18 at 15:17
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Could you please prepare a simplified online example of your app with sample data presenting this issue (codesandbox for example)? Are you using highcharts official wrapper for Angular: github.com/highcharts/highcharts-angular?
– Wojciech Chmiel
Nov 19 '18 at 11:18
add a comment |
Could you please prepare a simplified online example of your app with sample data presenting this issue (codesandbox for example)? Are you using highcharts official wrapper for Angular: github.com/highcharts/highcharts-angular?
– Wojciech Chmiel
Nov 19 '18 at 11:18
Could you please prepare a simplified online example of your app with sample data presenting this issue (codesandbox for example)? Are you using highcharts official wrapper for Angular: github.com/highcharts/highcharts-angular?
– Wojciech Chmiel
Nov 19 '18 at 11:18
Could you please prepare a simplified online example of your app with sample data presenting this issue (codesandbox for example)? Are you using highcharts official wrapper for Angular: github.com/highcharts/highcharts-angular?
– Wojciech Chmiel
Nov 19 '18 at 11:18
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Could you please prepare a simplified online example of your app with sample data presenting this issue (codesandbox for example)? Are you using highcharts official wrapper for Angular: github.com/highcharts/highcharts-angular?
– Wojciech Chmiel
Nov 19 '18 at 11:18