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When adding a canvas element i.e. <canvas id="MyCanvas"></canvas>
Passing in the ID: var ctx = document.getElementById("MyCanvas").getContext("2d");
This results in making the html document non-responsive in Chrome. All interaction within the Tab is ignored. You must close the tab and open a new one for the state change.
Not a high impact bug as it is easily avoided but the result is fairly non-graceful failure and certainly easy to do on accident.
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Hello, this issue looks like an ERROR REPORT, for something not correctly implemented in Chart.js. It would be very helpful if you could please create an example chart that would illustrate this missing feature using JSBIN and even attached a mockup here of what the result should look like.
@dohvak I cannot reproduce this issue in the Chrome 39.0.2171.95 using the latest version of Chart.js (1.0-beta4). Since the time that you reported this issue, Chart.js has undergone a significant rewrite. If your issue still persist, please open a new issue and include a link to a JSBin showing your problem. This is the JSBin that I used to test this issue.
When adding a canvas element i.e.
<canvas id="MyCanvas"></canvas>
Passing in the ID:
var ctx = document.getElementById("MyCanvas").getContext("2d");
This results in making the html document non-responsive in Chrome. All interaction within the Tab is ignored. You must close the tab and open a new one for the state change.
Not a high impact bug as it is easily avoided but the result is fairly non-graceful failure and certainly easy to do on accident.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: