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Random error when changing scales
See original GitHub issued3.js:5949 Error: <g> attribute transform: Trailing garbage, "translate(0,NaN)".
I keep getting this error randomly with d3 when I’m changing scales in my application.
Any idea what might cause it? Just to sum up:
- I’m only switching between linear and logarithmic scales.
- Data stays intact.
- Error shows randomly.
- All data points are positive.
- Can’t google solution to this error.
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- Created 7 years ago
- Reactions:3
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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Sounds like you’re trying to render a log scale with a domain that crosses (or includes) zero.
Also had this error while trying to convert a scatter plot with linear scale to a log scale. Thanks for clearing this up!