I ran into the same things awhile back. We needed something more solid and
wound up going with PopChart from Corda. We used CF to do all the
calculations and just used PopChart to present the graphs. It's pricy but
pretty powerful. I haven't used it in about a year so I would imagine it's
even more powerful!
Mike
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From: Josh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 10:08 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFGRAPH -- 2nd Posting
Ya I have seen this behavior myself. I don't think it is something that
is fixable -- it is inherent in the graphing engine of CF.
--Josh
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Nick Baker wrote:
> CF 5.0
>
> <cfgraph>
> <cfgraphdata>
>
> I am working on a template plotting 24 hours of data collected every 5
> minutes. We want hourly Tic Marks along the bottom of the graph.
>
> The following works but the Tic Marks are not properly aligned. Plotting
> form left to right the first Tic Mark (representing the start) is fairly
> close but every so slightly to the left of where it should be. The
> last (or
> 25th) Tic Mark is about an hour left (or short of the end) of where is
> should be.
>
> Anyone have any ideas about this this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nick
>
> <cfgraph type="LINE"
> scalefrom="0"
> scaleto="#VerticalScale#"
> itemlabelfont="Arial"
> itemlabelsize="8"
> itemlabelorientation="HORIZONTAL"
> fill="yes"
> graphwidth="500"
> backgroundcolor="##E1FAFF"
> bordercolor="##D9FFFF"
> borderwidth="1"
> depth="0"
> gridlines="4">
>
> <cfset TicCount = 1>
> <cfoutput query="PlotResults">
> <cfif TicCount EQ 1>
> <cfgraphdata item="|" value="#PlotData#">
> </cfif>
> <cfif (TicCount MOD 5) EQ 0>
> <cfgraphdata item="|" value="#PlotData#">
> <cfelse>
> <cfgraphdata item="" value="#PlotData#">
> </cfif>
> <cfset TicCount = TicCount +1>
> </cfoutput>
> </cfgraph>
>
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