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This error only appears if I try to put two charts on the same page. Both charts work perfectly if they are the only one on the page. The minute I add the second only the first one loads and I get the "Missing Query for request id: 0" error.
Here is my js file for the chart:
function drawChart(title, queryPage, divToFill) {
var dataTab = null;
var query = new google.visualization.Query(queryPage);
var strSQL = "SELECT *";
query.setQuery(strSQL);
query.send(processInitalCall);
function processInitalCall(res) {
if(res.isError()) {
alert(res.getDetailedMessage());
} else {
dataTab = res.getDataTable();
// Draw chart with my DataTab
drawChart(dataTab);
}
}
function drawChart(dataTable) {
// Draw the chart
var options = {};
options['title'] = title;
options['backgroundColor'] = "#8D662F";
var colors = Array();
var x = 0;
if(currentCampaignId >= 0) {
while(x < dataTab.getNumberOfColumns() - 2) {
colors[x] = '#c3c1b1';
x++;
}
colors[x] = '#d2bc01';
}
else {
colors[0] = '#c3c1b1';
}
options['colors'] = colors;
options['hAxis'] = {title: "Week", titleColor: "white", textColor: "white"};
options['vAxis'] = {title: "Flow", titleColor: "white", textColor: "white", baselineColor: "#937d5f", gridColor: "#937d5f"};
options['titleColor'] = "white";
options['legend'] = "none";
options['lineWidth'] = 1;
options['pointSize'] = 3;
options['width'] = 600;
options['height'] = 300;
var line = new google.visualization.LineChart(document.getElementById(divToFill));
line.draw(dataTab, options);
}
}
Here is a snip from the index.php file:
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
google.load('visualization', '1', {'packages': ['table', 'corechart']});
google.setOnLoadCallback(function(){
drawChart("Water", "waterData.php", "water");
drawChart("Air", "airData.php", "air");
});
</script>
<div id="water" style="text-align: center;"></div>
<div id="air" style="text-align: center;"></div>
</body>
It throws the error right at the query.send(processInitalCall); line, only on the second time it's called. Both the waterData.php and airData.php are identical except for the sig field. I did notice there was a field called reqId and it's set to 0.
Do I need to somehow change this reqId in these classes?
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Probably too late, but for anyone interested...
When loading data from the data source, there will be a GET parameter in the request - tqx - with a value like: "reqId:0". You must return the same reqId in your response.
From the docs:
reqId - [Required in request; Data source must handle] A numeric identifier for this request. This is used so that if a client sends multiple requests before receiving a response, the data source can identify the response with the proper request. Send this value back in the response.
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