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As Doug Chasman answered on this question this linkthis link there is an issue with static resources in Spring'17. The issue is being tracked in R&D by W-3615844

Except this, are you that you're targeting the div correctly when calling Highcharts ? Maybe try with a component.find or document.getElementById ?

As Doug Chasman answered on this question this link there is an issue with static resources in Spring'17. The issue is being tracked in R&D by W-3615844

Except this, are you that you're targeting the div correctly when calling Highcharts ? Maybe try with a component.find or document.getElementById ?

As Doug Chasman answered on this question this link there is an issue with static resources in Spring'17. The issue is being tracked in R&D by W-3615844

Except this, are you that you're targeting the div correctly when calling Highcharts ? Maybe try with a component.find or document.getElementById ?

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As Doug Chasman answered on this question this link there is an issue with static resources in Spring'17. The issue is being tracked in R&D by W-3615844

Except this, are you that you're targeting the div correctly when calling Highcharts ? Maybe try with a component.find or document.getElementById ?