edit: i had to patch uses of this.raphael.is(obj, "array") with my own isArray function, since the raphael object doesn't have an is property.
i was using the latest raphael.js in the github repo.
probably the g.raphael repo is out of synch.
anyway, i got the demo graphs on test2.html working. the look ok, but clearly pre-alpha. very little features, definitely rough.
i can't wait to see where this goes, though.
i tried a quick hack using one of the hard coded demos from the raphael demo page. dang.
it's late. i'm not sure how far i should persue this. time to sleep on it.... it's so hard to escape the pull of pretty AND fast graphs....
i really want analytics and chart demos, plus http://raphaeljs.com/github/impact.html to be part of g.raphael.
edit: i had to patch uses of this.raphael.is(obj, "array") with my own isArray function, since the raphael object doesn't have an is property.
i was using the latest raphael.js in the github repo.
probably the g.raphael repo is out of synch.
anyway, i got the demo graphs on test2.html working. the look ok, but clearly pre-alpha. very little features, definitely rough.
i can't wait to see where this goes, though.
i tried a quick hack using one of the hard coded demos from the raphael demo page. dang.
it's late. i'm not sure how far i should persue this. time to sleep on it.... it's so hard to escape the pull of pretty AND fast graphs....