You have to use the setData methode of the series object as descriped in documentation. In your case it is options.series[0].setData(Data)
And I think you have to turn your Ajax result from string to a real object/array by using JSON.parse(data)
.
EDIT:
@Ricardo Lohmann: in the ajax-call he did not specify the dataType he expects in the response, so jQuery will guess the dataType. But it will not recognize a string starting with [
as JSON and I doubt his response will be served with correct mime type application/json
. So specifying the correct mime type should also solve the problem. But I do not have an example of the complete ajax respons of the questioner. So I’m just guessing, too.
I’d recommend the following ajax call:
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "update_visits_chart",
data: {month: month},
dataType: 'json',
success: function(data){
options.series[0].setData(data);
}
});
@Jugal Thakkar
$.getJSON
is just a shortcut for the ajax-call above, but it is less flexible because you have less options.