Re: cfchart and bar colors

2010-04-16 Thread Larry Lyons

Thanks ofr the suggestion. Ray Camden helped me on this one, and ended up 
blogging about it. Here's the link to Ray's blog post on it:
http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm/2010/3/12/Coloring-CFCHART-Dynamically

  The cfChartSeries attribute colorlist will allow a series
  of colors, but in this case the X axis is ordered by
  department name rather than by response percentage.
 
 Just sifting through a ton of old mailing list items .. 
 
 I am sure you figured this out already. But for the archives, you 
 could calculate the colorlist dynamically. A simple approach is using 
 a CASE statement in your db query to determine the colors for each 
 value.
 
 SELECT  Department, ResponseValue, 
   
 CASE 
   
 WHEN ResponseValue BETWEEN 0 AND 49 THEN 'Red' -- in hex ... 
   
 WHEN ResponseValue BETWEEN 50 AND 74 THEN 'Orange'
   ... 
 etc...
   
 END AS BarColor
 
... 
 or store the color range information in a db table and use a JOIN.
 
 
 
 
  


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Re: cfchart and bar colors

2010-04-16 Thread Leigh

 Thanks ofr the suggestion. Ray Camden helped me on this
 one, and ended up blogging about it. Here's the link to
 Ray's blog post on it:

You inspired a blog entry, cool! Yes, I can see he was thinking along similar 
lines. Except he used CF versus SQL + valueList(query.BarColor). Nice follow-up 
for the archives :)

Cheers
-Leigh



  

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Re: cfchart and bar colors

2010-04-15 Thread Leigh

 The cfChartSeries attribute colorlist will allow a series
 of colors, but in this case the X axis is ordered by
 department name rather than by response percentage.

Just sifting through a ton of old mailing list items .. 

I am sure you figured this out already. But for the archives, you could 
calculate the colorlist dynamically. A simple approach is using a CASE 
statement in your db query to determine the colors for each value.

SELECT  Department, ResponseValue, 
   CASE 
   WHEN ResponseValue BETWEEN 0 AND 49 THEN 'Red' -- in hex ... 
   WHEN ResponseValue BETWEEN 50 AND 74 THEN 'Orange'
   ... etc...
   END AS BarColor

... or store the color range information in a db table and use a JOIN.




  

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Re: cfchart and bar colors

2010-03-12 Thread Larry Lyons

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cfchart and bar colors

2010-03-11 Thread Larry Lyons

Greeting,

I have a cfchart where we display percent responses by department. While 
cfchartseries will set the colour for all the bars, the powers that be want the 
color to be different for each bar depending on the response percentage, as in:.

0 - 49 % red
50-74% orange
75%-89% green
90%+ blue

The cfChartSeries attribute colorlist will allow a series of colors, but in 
this case the X axis is ordered by department name rather than by response 
percentage. So at this point I'm at a bit of a loss on how to do this, so any 
help would be very much appreciated.

thx,
larry 

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cfchart and bar colors...

2002-12-10 Thread brook
Does Anyone know off hand if cfchart supports a different color for each 
bar in a bar chart?

Brook

At 05:01 PM 12/10/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Assuming you can reliably determine which IP addresses go with which 
country, it should be fairly easy using CGI.remote_addr (which gives you 
their IP address).

Of course, what if an Australian user is on vacation in the US and wants 
to see the Australian page?

I'd suggest still giving the users the option to go to other country pages 
(so the aforementioned Aussie will initially get the US page but can 
switch go the Australian pages [and keep the preference with a 
cookie/session variable]).

Scott

Scott Brady
http://www.scottbrady.net/




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