sparklines

I am trying to bring jQuery Sparkline at each row in one cell in ng-grid. The column contains numeric array data. Plunkr --> http://plnkr.co/edit/1eNEcx6FQWcJynlVYvFw?p=preview I am using directive with cell template to achieve this. Cell Template: Directive: app.directive('ngAge', function() { return{ restrict: 'C', replace: true, translude: true, scope: {ngAgeData: '@'}, template: '<div>' + '<div class="sparklines"></div>' + '</div>', link: function(scope,element,attrs){ // var arrvalue= "3386.24000,1107.04000,3418.80000,3353.68000,4232.80000,3874.64000,3483.92000,2735.04000,2474.56000,3288

I have a Google Sheet with cells of both data and =sparkline() in-cell charts, and want to send this data view in an email. I currently use Apps Script to make an HTML email, but the sparkline charts display as blank cells in the email's table. The data as viewed on Google Sheets: The data as viewed in the email: This is my Apps Script code: function drawTable() { var ss_data = getData(); var data = ss_data[0]; var background = ss_data[1]; var fontColor = ss_data[2]; var fontStyles = ss_data[3]; var fontWeight = ss_data[4]; var fontSize = ss_data[5]; var html = "<table border='1'>"; for (var i

In my example posted below I am attempting to render a sparkline from the jquery.sparkline library as a column of data in a jquery.dataTables table. Loading the example below works just fine but only for the first page. If I click on 'next' instead of having the data render as a sparkline it simply renders the numbers. If I click 'previous' the sparklines show up for the initial set. If I sort I get a combination of the two. I'm new to both of these libraries and I have tried to look on this forum as well as others for solutions and so far none of my findings have solved my problem. Anyone

Sparklines are awesome for doing little inline graphs. However, if the container they are in is hidden, you can't simply draw them behind the scenes and then show them. You must first display the container and then call the $.sparkline_display_visible method. This is ok, except that it's really slow if you have a lot of graphs. I have a little over 200 graphs (and will eventually scale to more) to render and it takes around 4000ms to render them all, hanging the browser. Does anyone know how to either speed up this process (doubtful) or improve perceived performance by not hanging the browser?

I got a RubyOnRails application (3.2.x) using bootstrap and jQuery Sparklines from http://omnipotent.net/jquery.sparkline/#s-about My page has 2 tabs using bootstraps and looks as follows: <%=javascript_include_tag "utilities/sparkline.js" %> <script type="text/javascript">$(function() {$('.inlinesparkline').sparkline('html', {type: 'line', height: '20px', width: '100px'});});</script> <ul class="nav nav-tabs" id="myTab"> <li><a href="#tab1" data-toggle="pill">Tab1</a></li> <li class="active"><a href="#tab2" data-toggle="pill">Tab2</a></li> </ul> <div class="tab-content"> <div class="tab-pane