ColdFusion 9.0 Resources |
Creating a basic chartYou can create a chart in either of the following ways:
Creating a chart with ColdFusion tagsTo create a chart with ColdFusion tags, you use the cfchart tag along with at least one cfchartseries tag. You can optionally include one or more cfchartdata tags within a cfchartseries tag. The following table describes these tags:
The following example shows an outline of the basic code that you use to create a chart: <cfchart> <cfchartseries type="type"> <cfchartdata item="something" value="number"> </cfchartseries> </chart> The following example displays a simple pie chart that shows four values: <cfchart> <cfchartseries type="pie"> <cfchartdata item="New car sales" value="50000"> <cfchartdata item="Used car sales" value="25000"> <cfchartdata item="Leasing" value="30000"> <cfchartdata item="Service" value="40000"> </cfchartseries> </cfchart> Note: If you access charting functionality using Java calls, a watermark
‘Developer Edition - Not for Production Use’ might be displayed
on the chart images. To avoid this, when you assign the server object
to a reference, instead of svr.getDefaultInstance(getPageContext().getServletContext());),
use the following code (by prefixing svr=) :svr=svr.getDefaultInstance(getPageContext().getServletContext());).
Ensure that you restart the server for the changes to take effect.
Creating a chart with the Report Builder wizardThe ColdFusion Report Builder includes a wizard that lets you create charts easily. The wizard lets you specify all of the chart characteristics that you can specify using the cfchart, cfchartseries, and cfchartdata tags. For information about using the Report Builder chart wizard, see Creating Reports and Documents for Printing. |