hideAxes issue: Cannot read 'type' of undefined

[wraseman]

@joshhjacobson, every time I try to hide the rightmost column (I know b/c I tried reordering the columns in the csv), I get the following error:

Any thoughts on why this might be?

[wraseman]

Hmm this problem might be more complicated than I thought. I'm having more extensive issues when try to hide axes across plots. Let's discuss this bug in person.

[joshhjacobson]

Off the top of my head, I remember that when setting up the partition example, including the rightmost axis in the array of hidden axis for the first chart (id = 0) created this problem. Still not sure why, but this might be a good place to start looking.

[joshhjacobson]

Update: This issue is directly related to the parcoords issue BigFatDog/parcoords-es#26. I will follow up with them soon to get this sorted out.

[wraseman]

During beta testing, Jacob pointed out an issue with .cluster({hidden}). I think this is related to the hide/show axes problems. We should check that .cluster() works properly once the bug discussed on this thread has been fixed.

[wraseman]

@joshhjacobson, unfortunately, this issue still seems to make .setAxesLayout() unusable even with the latest changes to Parcoords. Check out the axes_layout.html as an example. The following plots (the 2nd and 3rd plot, overall) should have four and three axes (as seen in the code):

However, the 2nd plot contains axes for each data column and the 3rd plot is largely unresponsive.

Thoughts?

[joshhjacobson]

The original issue with hideAxis which produced the error Cannot read 'type' of undefined has been resolved in Parcoords v2.2.7.

There are still lingering issues in Parcoords that effect that effect hideAxes and setAxesLayout, but these will be addressed in separately.

[wraseman]

@joshhjacobson, I've updated the github.io page with v1.0.2 of parasol.standalone.js, but it seems like the hidden axis issue is still there (see https://parasoljs.github.io/demo/cluster.html as an example). Any thoughts on why this might be?