CF10's charting support has both the "old" way and the new hot way, so
you can still do server side charting.
On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 11:08 AM, Dave Watts wrote:
>
>> I haven't had a chance to check this, but does CF10 no longer provide the
>> ability to generate static images for charts?
>>
>>
> I haven't had a chance to check this, but does CF10 no longer provide the
> ability to generate static images for charts?
>
> It looks like everything is canvas or Flash-based, which is going to be
> problematic for emailing or using in a PDF--both of which I use.
I don't know, honestly, but I
Actually in a way you can. Generate the charts as files, then use cfmailparam
to include the files.
Create a variable that holds the fileinformation:
Generate your chart as a variable and then save it:
...
The cfmailparam code looks like this:
Then in your html code for the email have:
Dave,
I haven't had a chance to check this, but does CF10 no longer provide the
ability to generate static images for charts?
It looks like everything is canvas or Flash-based, which is going to be
problematic for emailing or using in a PDF--both of which I use.
Any idea?
-Dan
On Monday, Febr
> Is it possible to have cfchart code (format="png" or "jpg") within a
> cfmail tag and have the graphic actually show up in the email? I can't
> seem to manage it...
Not directly, by default, because what CFCHART generates is a
time-limited URL to a servlet that produces the image, rather than a
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