Strange behavior when printing line marks using boost and inverted options

[Daniel Ocanto]

I have a chart in which I invert the axes with inverted:true, I am using the boost(highchart) module because I use too large lines that are constantly updated. The issue is that some small lines deactivated the option with boosthreshold: 0 in the series. But when doing that, the markers appear out of square with respect to the line... I need to show the markers compulsorily, and I deactivate the boost for these lines since activated does not let me customize them.

It should be noted that I previously managed to replicate the error in a test code to mount it in a question, but it seems that someone deleted my question since I did not see it again...

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[jakub.s]

Hi,

Thanks for the question.

1. Could you please explain what exactly is your issue and how could we help?
2. Could you please send me a demo of this so I could work on your example?

Best regards,
Jakub

[Daniel Ocanto]

Hello, thanks for answering.

The problem is that these two points correspond to the black line, they are the markers. As I explained, if I have the boost activated and deactivate it for a specific line and I am with the graph with the axes inverted (the x is where the y is) then this error occurs. I had a demo but it got lost over time, I haven't had time to try to recreate it again. I'm using Nuxt and I was hoping you would have an idea of ​​where the shots are going...

It seems that the line is flipped correctly but the markers don't understand that the X and Y axes were changed.

[jakub.s]

Sure, I understand the problem now.

I tried many ways to reproduce this, but no matter what settings did I try:
- boost only for the 2nd series
- boost only for the 1st series
- boost for both series
- different markers

But I can't reproduce this issue.

Here's a demo that I experimented with: https://jsfiddle.net/BlackLabel/znm4yeL5/

If you could try to replicate this problem there then I'll talk to our developers and report this bug on GitHub so that they could solve it.

Best regards,
Jakub

[Daniel Ocanto]

I have good news!
I have managed to replicate the error again, I admit that it has cost me a lot... But I finally got it to give a demo.
To give you a hint of where the error is happening, if in boost, I remove the option seriesThreshold it no longer works, but I need that option to boost my graphics.
I have seen that if I remove seriesThreshold but add boostThreshold to the series I need it seems to work correctly... But I think that at some point it gave me an error, I will use it that way for now but I would like you to find a solution. Thank you so much
Demo: https://codesandbox.io/s/highcharts-vue ... /Chart.vue

[jakub.s]

Hi,

Thanks!

You're right! It seems to be a bug. But, fortunately for us, it was solved.

If you update the version of Highcharts that you use in the demo from 8.2.0 to 10.3.3 I believe you'll no longer have this issue.

Demo: https://codesandbox.io/s/highcharts-vue ... ked-lcl0q9

Let me know if updating the HC version solves your problem.

Jakub

[Daniel Ocanto]

Thank you very much, I have version 10.3.1, it seems that they had not solved this until version 10.3.3, I will try to update the version of my project. Again thank you very much for your answer, since last year I had this problem.

[jakub.s]

Sure, no problem!

Do not hesitate to ask on this forum if any more questions come up.

Regards,
Jakub