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Overview

Interactive Data Display for JavaScript (or IDD for short) is a set of extensible controls for data visualization. Visualization is a graphical representation of specified input data; a picture reflecting some aspects of input data. In most cases, data comes as a set of points with additional optional information about some of the points. Data is considered dynamic, and visualization reflects the changes.

Interactivity and navigation are highly important for exploratory purposes.

Supported browsers

Interactive Data Display has cross-browser compatibility. Supported browsers are: Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 (with restrictions), Microsoft Internet Explorer 10/11, Google Chrome 23.0, Mozilla Firefox 16.0, Safari 5.1 and higher. If the heatmap plot is used in the Internet Explorer 9, it is replaced with the message that the plot is not supported by this browser. All other features are still available.

Interactive Data Display can be used in Windows Store applications and supports multitouch on Surface and iPad devices.

Also there are versions of Interactive Data Display for WPF and Silverlight as well.

Plots

Markers plot displays data as a collection of points, each having the value of one data series determining the position on the horizontal axis and the value of the other data series determining the position on the vertical axis. Also data series can be bound to marker size and color, and other appearance settings. Read more...