nvd3.js - Avoid jumps between non consecutive x axis values with NVD3 and AngularJS (MultiChart) -


i'm trying display multichart (bars , lines in case) using nvd3 , angularjs. x axis have array of numbers represent year , week number (example:201712). problem here that, when graphic displayed, there jumps between different values in x axis. example: there wide jump between last week of 2017 (201753) , first week of 2018 (201800).

to ilustrate problem have replaced original array new 1 contains random values 1 30.

graphic jumps in x axis

as can see, there jumps between: 2 , 4, 11 , 13, 17 , 23. seems correspond numbers between 1 , 30 not included in array.

i able delete jumps , apply original problem array containing year , week number.

-graphic code:

vm.options = {         chart: {             type: 'multichart',             height: 550,             margin: {                 top: 20,                 right: 20,                 bottom: 80,                 left: 65             },             //color: d3.scale.category10().range(),             clipedge: true,             duration: 500,             stacked: true,             xaxis: {                 axislabel: 'periodo',                 showmaxmin: false,                 rotatelabels: 90,                 axislabeldistance: -20,                 tickvalues: function (values) {                     return periodos.map(function (d) { return d });                 },                 tickformat: function (d) {                     return d;                 },                 orient: "bottom"             },             yaxis1: {                 tickformat: function (d) {                     return d3.format(',.1f')(d);                 }             },             reducexticks: false,             bars1: {                 stacked: true             },         }     };


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