Issue with logarithmic axis

[pliasetski]

Hello,
Series that belongs for bottom axis is stucked to the left. Bottom axis is logarithmic. When it set it to linear it's workes correct.

Live demo with steps to reproduce

http://jsfiddle.net/Pashe4ka/xkx1mgtc/2/

Affected browser(s)

Latest version of Chrome

[pawelfus]

Hi @pliasetski

Thanks, but I think you may have misconfigured the demo. Series 2 & 3 are connected to the yAxis = 1, which is the top yAxis. The scale is correct, because Series 3 has quite high values when comparing to the Series 2. If you hide Series 3, you will see the Series 2 rescaled.

Let me know if I missed something.

[pawelfus]

Hi @pliasetski

Thanks, but I think you may have misconfigured the demo. Series 2 & 3 are connected to the yAxis = 1, which is the top yAxis. The scale is correct, because Series 3 has quite high values when comparing to the Series 2. If you hide Series 3, you will see the Series 2 rescaled.

Let me know if I missed something.

[oysteinmoseng]

I think I see the issue, looks like the bottom axis gets NaN for all ticks somehow. Simple example: http://jsfiddle.net/vm8xeg3s/.

Workaround: Set chart.alignTicks: false (http://jsfiddle.net/xkx1mgtc/3/)

[oysteinmoseng]

I think I see the issue, looks like the bottom axis gets NaN for all ticks somehow. Simple example: http://jsfiddle.net/vm8xeg3s/.

Workaround: Set chart.alignTicks: false (http://jsfiddle.net/xkx1mgtc/3/)

[pliasetski]

Hi @pawelfus
The problem is with Series 1. It is stucked to the left. It is only one Series that connected to the yAxis = 0, so why it isn't displayed on the entire chart.

[pliasetski]

Hi @pawelfus
The problem is with Series 1. It is stucked to the left. It is only one Series that connected to the yAxis = 0, so why it isn't displayed on the entire chart.

[pawelfus]

Ha! @oysteinmoseng is right, I tested this in a small window, like this: http://jsfiddle.net/xkx1mgtc/4/ - when it works fine :)

Internal note:
I guess, alignToOthers() should also consider axis type. Otherwise it tried to set 1800 as a base for Math.pow() which results as Infinity/NaN

[pawelfus]

Ha! @oysteinmoseng is right, I tested this in a small window, like this: http://jsfiddle.net/xkx1mgtc/4/ - when it works fine :)

Internal note:
I guess, alignToOthers() should also consider axis type. Otherwise it tried to set 1800 as a base for Math.pow() which results as Infinity/NaN