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Saving as interactive HTML changed map labels from cities to states-- how can this be avoided?

Dr_Anj

I built a map in Graphbuilder in JMP14, and it looked pretty good. When I saved it as an interactive HTML file, though, the labels changed. In Graphbuilder, when I hovered over a point, the labels gave the data for that point (city location). In the interactive HTML file, though, the labels went by state (the background map) not city (the points). Is there any way to get the labels to remain associated with the points (not the map) in the interactive HTML file?

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josh_markwordt

Can you share your data or provide someway to recreate the problem? It is hard to provide feedback, a point's tooltip should take precedence over the shape.

Dr_Anj

In the example shown above, I hovered over the city of Minneapolis. I would like the labels, when I hover over the city, to have the name of just the one city, and the associated Number, State and Rate. In HTML verision of this graph, though, the labels list all the Minnesota cities and their associated values, which isn't useful.

josh_markwordt

Thank you for the detailed information, I am asking the developer who specifically works on points and maps in Interactive HTML to take a look at this.

josh_markwordt

Did you create this interactively in JMP, or is it generated from a script? Could you share the JSL for making this (Red Triangle Menu > Save Script > To Script Window)? Even if you can't share the data, we could try to recreate using a similar sample data set and get an answer on whether it has been fixed (we do have a similar defect) or a workaround.