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If you go to the Polar Charts in plotly.js section of the documentation (tested in Chrome 64) you will notice that the grid lines are plotted and the radial axis ticks & labels are present, but the angular axis labels and the traces are not. For example, this first codepen does not work.
Instead, an error message like the one below appears in the console. This is either a problem with plotly.js or a problem with the docs, but I can't imagine this not being a problem.
Uncaught TypeError: node.getAttribute is not a function
at Array.d3_selectionPrototype.classed (VM456 plotly-latest.js:754)
at ax._transfn (VM456 plotly-latest.js:173293)
at SVGTextElement.<anonymous> (VM456 plotly-latest.js:27849)
at VM456 plotly-latest.js:1028
at d3_selection_each (VM456 plotly-latest.js:1034)
at Array.d3_selectionPrototype.each (VM456 plotly-latest.js:1027)
at positionLabels (VM456 plotly-latest.js:27845)
at SVGTextElement.<anonymous> (VM456 plotly-latest.js:27808)
at VM456 plotly-latest.js:1028
at d3_selection_each (VM456 plotly-latest.js:1034)
Changing the script source to v1.34.0 seems to fix the problem, so this could be a regression introduced in v1.35.0.
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Polar plots broken in v1.35.0 (visible on docs site)
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If you go to the Polar Charts in plotly.js section of the documentation (tested in Chrome 64) you will notice that the grid lines are plotted and the radial axis ticks & labels are present, but the angular axis labels and the traces are not. For example, this first codepen does not work.
Instead, an error message like the one below appears in the console. This is either a problem with
plotly.js
or a problem with the docs, but I can't imagine this not being a problem.Changing the script source to v1.34.0 seems to fix the problem, so this could be a regression introduced in v1.35.0.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: