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DEVELOPING COLDFUSION 9 APPLICATIONS
Working with Documents, Charts, and Reports
Using WebCharts3D to create chart styles
Starting with ColdFusion MX 7, ColdFusion includes the WebCharts3D utility, which you can use to create chart style
files.
1
Start WebCharts3D by double-clicking the webcharts.bat file in the CFusion\charting directory.
(Optional) Open an existing chart.
2
Make the changes you want to the appearance of the chart.
3
Note: To use the chart style file in the
follows this procedure.
Click the XML style tab.
4
5
Click the Save button in the lower-right corner.
Specify the name of the file; for example, mystyle.xml.
6
Specify the directory in which you want to save the chart style file.
7
Note: ColdFusion uses the same rules to look for the chart style XML files as it does for files included using the
tag. For more information, seecfinclude.
cfinclude
Click Save.
8
The following table lists the attributes of the
commands:
Attribute
chartHeight
chartWidth
dataBackgroundColor
font
fontBold
fontItalic
fontSize
foregroundColor
gridlines
labelFormat
markerSize
pieSliceStyle
rotated
scaleFrom
scaleTo
seriesPlacement
show3D
showBorder
tag, you can only make the modifications indicated in the table that
cfchart
and
cfchart
cfchartseries
WebCharts3D command
Drag the chart by handles.
Drag the chart by handles.
Background: minColor (type must be PlainColor)
font: Family (specify only supported fonts)
font: check Bold
font: check Italic
font: Size
foreground
X-axis: labelcount
Y-axis: LabelFormat: Number | Percent| Currency | Datetime
Elements: markerSize
style: solid | slice
Type Frame chart: Elements: Shape:
Yaxis: isAbsolute; scaleMin(int)
Yaxis: isAbsolute; scaleMax(int)
Elements: place
is3D
Decoration: style (none or simple)?
Last updated 1/20/2012
tags and the associated WebCharts3D
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