ChartJS, click event handler, how to extract chart data
Let's say I have a bar chart, something like this:
How would I extract data about my click target, for example I would love to get, the color on which user clicked, the appropriate month and year (listed below the vertical bars). I set onClick
property as a child of chart options
property, and I print out the results (first param is event, second is supposed to be item clicked) and console log output. However I can't really figure out where my needed data is hidden if anywhere at all.
Can anyone help ?
EDIT: Figured out how to extract month and year, only color clicked left.
javascript reactjs typescript chart.js chartjs-2.6.0
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Let's say I have a bar chart, something like this:
How would I extract data about my click target, for example I would love to get, the color on which user clicked, the appropriate month and year (listed below the vertical bars). I set onClick
property as a child of chart options
property, and I print out the results (first param is event, second is supposed to be item clicked) and console log output. However I can't really figure out where my needed data is hidden if anywhere at all.
Can anyone help ?
EDIT: Figured out how to extract month and year, only color clicked left.
javascript reactjs typescript chart.js chartjs-2.6.0
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Let's say I have a bar chart, something like this:
How would I extract data about my click target, for example I would love to get, the color on which user clicked, the appropriate month and year (listed below the vertical bars). I set onClick
property as a child of chart options
property, and I print out the results (first param is event, second is supposed to be item clicked) and console log output. However I can't really figure out where my needed data is hidden if anywhere at all.
Can anyone help ?
EDIT: Figured out how to extract month and year, only color clicked left.
javascript reactjs typescript chart.js chartjs-2.6.0
Let's say I have a bar chart, something like this:
How would I extract data about my click target, for example I would love to get, the color on which user clicked, the appropriate month and year (listed below the vertical bars). I set onClick
property as a child of chart options
property, and I print out the results (first param is event, second is supposed to be item clicked) and console log output. However I can't really figure out where my needed data is hidden if anywhere at all.
Can anyone help ?
EDIT: Figured out how to extract month and year, only color clicked left.
javascript reactjs typescript chart.js chartjs-2.6.0
javascript reactjs typescript chart.js chartjs-2.6.0
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 13:19
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