The default jqPlot axis renderer, creating a numeric axis. The renderer has no additional options beyond the Axis object.
| $.jqplot. | The default jqPlot axis renderer, creating a numeric axis. |
| Properties | |
| breakPoints | EXPERIMENTAL!! |
| breakTickLabel | Label to use at the axis break if breakPoints are specified. |
| forceTickAt0 | This will ensure that there is always a tick mark at 0. |
| forceTickAt100 | This will ensure that there is always a tick mark at 100. |
this.breakPoints = null
EXPERIMENTAL!! Use at your own risk! Works only with linear axes and the default tick renderer. Array of [start, stop] points to create a broken axis. Broken axes have a “jump” in them, which is an immediate transition from a smaller value to a larger value. Currently, axis ticks MUST be manually assigned if using breakPoints by using the axis ticks array option.
this.forceTickAt0 = false
This will ensure that there is always a tick mark at 0. If data range is strictly positive or negative, this will force 0 to be inside the axis bounds unless the appropriate axis pad (pad, padMin or padMax) is set to 0, then this will force an axis min or max value at 0. This has know effect when any of the following options are set: autoscale, min, max, numberTicks or tickInterval.
this.forceTickAt100 = false
This will ensure that there is always a tick mark at 100. If data range is strictly above or below 100, this will force 100 to be inside the axis bounds unless the appropriate axis pad (pad, padMin or padMax) is set to 0, then this will force an axis min or max value at 100. This has know effect when any of the following options are set: autoscale, min, max, numberTicks or tickInterval.
EXPERIMENTAL!!
this.breakPoints = null
Label to use at the axis break if breakPoints are specified.
this.breakTickLabel = "&asymp
This will ensure that there is always a tick mark at 0.
this.forceTickAt0 = false
This will ensure that there is always a tick mark at 100.
this.forceTickAt100 = false