"the cfchart tag would extrapolate the values for the missing points"
additionally,you may not actually have missing points as such, unless the CBA points/data 23 - 30 (your example) are "missing" compared to the other amount. it would be because they are missing at the end of the series where CBA is $0 and the new "isInterpolated" attribute mightn't help. I'm thinking "X-Y" plotting with the X years duration and Y loan $$$ "Thats because there are 22 numbers for the CBA, and 30 for My Loan" exactly. while we (as humans) can compare the two curves of each series, they are not the same because they each have different amounts of points to plot (22 v 30). To plot the two series within the same chart, CBA's points 23-30 (30 = my loan last point) are $0. both now have 30 points. is it possible, instead of using the X axis as the main part of the series (which have variant plotting points), use the Y axis? both loans start and finish the same (Y axis), only the X axis changes - they should both generate the same number of points then. both CBA and "My Loan" would then hit $0 on their 30th point (just at diffent years), although it'd be a hell'o'a' calculation, since at the moment you're obviously using years to calculate each $ amount. this might not be a CF7/CF8 problem per se, but a more correct interpretation by CF8 on how the chart should work in this situation (ie: CF7 was sloppy, CF8 tightened it up - this is not unheard of) just throwing ideas around, YMMV cheers barry.b On Sun, Jun 8, 2008 at 8:50 PM, Barry Beattie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Duncan, > > "I have an issue with cfchart - cf8 on windows. This issue is not > happen in cf7, it only surfaced when we upgraded" > > > have you checked the release notes of CF8? it's highly likely there's > some difference between the two versions. > > http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/coldfusion/8/releasenotes.pdf > > "Previously, if you plotted more than one chart series with multiple > points, such that some points are present in one series but > missing from the other one, the cfchart tag would extrapolate the > values for the missing points. This behavior could not be > controlled by the user. > In this release, a new attribute isInterpolated="true|false", > controls this behavior. You specify this attribute in the style file of > the chart inside the <frameChart> tag." > > > > > > On Sat, Jun 7, 2008 at 11:00 AM, Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> All, >> >> I have an issue with cfchart - cf8 on windows. This issue sis not happen in >> cf7, it only surfaced when we upgraded. >> >> go to www.checkmyrate.com.au and do a search with the following details: >> >> CBA, Standard Variable, 9.44, 30 years, 300000, Principal and Interest. >> >> See how the green lin (Best CBA) sits at 0 until it meets the Red line (your >> rate)? >> >> Thats because there are 22 numbers for the CBA, and 30 for My Loan. Can >> anyone give me a clue as to how I stop the green line at 0 and stop CF >> joining it to the red line on 0? >> >> >> Here is the data for those lines: >> >> CBA:(22) >> 295806.718 >> 291251.136435 >> 286301.952624 >> 280925.15933 >> 275083.811097 >> 268737.770376 >> 261843.431736 >> 254353.422238 >> 246216.27592 >> 237376.08016 >> 227772.091486 >> 217338.31819 >> 206003.066882 >> 193688.449861 >> 180309.849929 >> 165775.338963 >> 149985.046249 >> 132830.472245 >> 114193.743047 >> 93946.8004467 >> 71950.5220054 >> 48053.7651068 >> >> My Loan: (30) >> 298206.718 >> 296244.150179 >> 294096.315957 >> 291745.726183 >> 289173.240735 >> 286357.91266 >> 283276.817616 >> 279904.867199 >> 276214.604662 >> 272175.981343 >> 267756.111982 >> 262919.006953 >> 257625.279209 >> 251831.823567 >> 245491.465712 >> 238552.578075 >> 230958.659445 >> 222647.874897 >> 213552.552287 >> 203598.631224 >> 192705.060011 >> 180783.135676 >> 167735.781684 >> 153456.757476 >> 137829.793381 >> 120727.643877 >> 102011.051459 >> 81527.6127166 >> 59110.5373572 >> 34577.2900839 >> >> >> >> >> -- >> Duncan I Loxton >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> >> > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "cfaussie" group. To post to this group, send email to cfaussie@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cfaussie?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
