HighStocks always adds a navigator series that isn't defined, so it

messes up the indexes...  find the indexes that we want, and store
them so that any other crazy things that the library does hopefully
won't screw us up..

root/js/solardash.base.js

@@ -8,11 +8,6 @@ socket.onopen = function() {
 	// connected
 }
 
-// Indexes for chart series
-consumIdx = 0;
-gridIdx = 1;
-prodIdx = 2;
-
 var msgNumbs = {
 	p: "#production",
 	ng: "#netgrid",
@@ -63,9 +58,9 @@ socket.onmessage = function(m) {
 		var data = JSON.parse(msg[1]);
 		console.log(data);
 		solarchart.sd_lastwindata = Date.now();
-		solarchart.series[consumIdx].setData(data.consumption, false);
-		solarchart.series[gridIdx].setData(data.grid, false);
-		solarchart.series[prodIdx].setData(data.production, false);
+		solarchart.series[consumDataIdx].setData(data.consumption, false);
+		solarchart.series[gridDataIdx].setData(data.grid, false);
+		solarchart.series[prodDataIdx].setData(data.production, false);
 		solarchart.redraw();
 		solarchart.hideLoading()
 	}
@@ -153,3 +148,22 @@ var solarchart = Highcharts.stockChart('solarchart', {
 		},
 	]
 });
+
+// Indexes for chart series
+delete solarchart.navigator.series[0];
+for (var idx in solarchart.navigator.series) {
+	if (solarchart.navigator.series[idx].name == 'consumptionNav')
+		consumIdx = idx;
+	else if (solarchart.navigator.series[idx].name == 'gridNav')
+		gridIdx = idx;
+	else if (solarchart.navigator.series[idx].name == 'productionNav')
+		prodIdx = idx;
+}
+for (var idx in solarchart.series) {
+	if (solarchart.series[idx].name == 'consumption')
+		consumDataIdx = idx;
+	else if (solarchart.series[idx].name == 'grid')
+		gridDataIdx = idx;
+	else if (solarchart.series[idx].name == 'production')
+		prodDataIdx = idx;
+}