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You need to define the size of data points for 1 page.
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Define your size of data points for 1 page, then just load 1-page of data at the beginning. Provide 2 buttons for the next and previous page. When users click paging buttons, load the corresponding page of data.
 
 
just load 1-page of data at the beginning.
 
create 2 buttons for next and previous page
 
when users click paging buttons, load the corresponding page of data
 
  
 
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= change x extremes range =

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Display Large Number of Data



If you need to display large number of data points. There are several ways to handle it:

Show Horizontal Scrollbar

give a large width and allow overflow-x:

<charts id="chart" type="line"  width="3000"/>
<style>
    .z-charts{
        overflow-x: auto !important;
    }
</style>

Enable X-axis Zoom

After enabling the x-axis zoom:

chart.setZoomType("x");

You can select a range by drag-and-drop to zoom in on a chart


See https://github.com/zkoss/zkchartsessentials/blob/master/src/main/webapp/event/events.zul

Load Data of 1 Page One Time

Define your size of data points for 1 page, then just load 1-page of data at the beginning. Provide 2 buttons for the next and previous page. When users click paging buttons, load the corresponding page of data.

change x extremes range

load all the data set x data range by chart.getXAxis().setExtremes(1, 10); so it only shows those points in 1~10 create 2 buttons for next and previous page when users click paging buttons, change x data extremes to a different range


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