Multivalue Chart which can change corresponding bar on click event.

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Hi,

I need to create chart which can be created by Jquery or C# code(Jquery preferred). A chart must be bar chart.

Eg. Country (US, Aus, Ger)

1] Firstly on page load : Bar for country should appear. (There is only 1 stack bar for country)
2]On Click of any country : Respective States should appear. (Now, There are 2 stack bars country & State )
3] On Click of any State : Respective District should appear. (Now, There are 3 stack bars including district bar )
4] On Click of any District : Respective City should appear. (Now, There are 4 stack bars including city bar )

All bar's should be in same chart and it will change graph on click of respective value.

I have used JQPlot, High chart and able to capture onclick event. A point where i am stuck is unable to show all bars in same chart.

Please refer any link or any suggestion.

Posted 8-Jun-14 19:55pm

Bajirao_

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Prasad Khandekar 9-Jun-14 2:27am

It will be very nice if you also post the code snippet.

Bajirao_ 9-Jun-14 2:59am

I have used code like http://www.jqplot.com/tests/bar-charts.php And

$('#chart3').bind('jqplotDataClick',
function (ev, seriesIndex, pointIndex, data) {
$('#info3').html('series: '+seriesIndex+', point: '+pointIndex+', data: '+data);
}
);

Allow me to capture onclick. but i need to render graph like http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomkonrad/2014/04/29/better-than-dollars-per-watt/

Bajirao_ 10-Jun-14 9:41am

Oh Dear,

I made it.... I used http://workshop.rs/jqbargraph/
And then written custom code for it.

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