I'm using amcharts4 to create large data charts (XY). I want to include two different types of bullets in it. Then these different types shall be switched on/off by the user. I managed to switch off, but not on again.
As my real usecase loads a lot(!) of data, I implemented the bullets in an unusual way to keep performance up: The bullets are disabled and then enabled with propertyfield.disabled.
var smallBullet11 = series1.bullets.push(new am4charts.LabelBullet());
smallBullet11.disabled = true;
smallBullet11.propertyFields.disabled = "hideBullet1";
As a result I can hide, but later on not show the bullets again.
Here is the full example: https://jsfiddle.net/9uwgp85s/
Click on "Hide X-Bullets" first (will work) and then "Show X-Bullets" (won't work).
Has anyone an idea how to switch the bullets on again?
Thanks for any hint!
You'll need to call show
/hide
on the individual bullets, for example:
function hidebullets() {
smallBullet11.clones.each(function(bullet) {
bullet.hide();
});
}
function showbullets() {
smallBullet11.clones.each(function(bullet) {
bullet.show();
});
}
You might also find the minBulletDistance
property helpful in improving performance on a line chart with a ton of bullets. It allows you to specify a minimum distance between each point before a bullet is drawn; the larger the distance, the fewer the bullets that will get drawn until you zoom in. You can find more performance tips like this one here.