Hi,
>From time to time we have noticed that when visiting the Farcry
administration home page, sometimes the "Object Age Breakdown" pie chart
spits the dummy with the error:
Error Occurred While Processing Request
-1
The error occurred in D:\WWW\applications\farcry_core\admin\home.cfm: line
132
Called from D:\WWW\applications\farcry_core\admin\home.cfm: line 105
Called from D:\WWW\applications\farcry_core\admin\home.cfm: line 32
Called from D:\WWW\applications\farcry_core\admin\home.cfm: line 1
Called from D:\WWW\applications\farcry_core\admin\index.cfm: line 162
Called from D:\WWW\applications\farcry_core\admin\index.cfm: line 1
130 : </cfif>
131 : </cfloop>
132 : </cfchartseries>
133 : </cfchart>
134 : <p></p>
I have cobbled together the following code which isolates the problem to
the values being past to the <cfchartseries> of type pie. One series of data
labeled
"These values crash" will make the pie chart crash while the series
labelled "These values don't" allow the pie chart to work:
<cfinvoke component="#application.packagepath#.farcry.reporting"
method="getAgeBreakdown" returnvariable="stAge">
<cfinvokeargument name="breakdown"
value="7,14,21"/>
</cfinvoke>
<cfdump var="#stAge#">
<!--- These values crash --->
<!--- <cfset stAge["14"] = 105>
<cfset stAge["21"] = 86>
<cfset stAge["7"] = 3037>
<cfset stAge[">21"] = 12165> --->
<!--- These values don't --->
<cfset stAge["14"] = 136>
<cfset stAge["21"] = 98>
<cfset stAge["7"] = 2645>
<cfset stAge[">21"] = 12430>
<cfdump var="#stAge#">
<cfoutput><span
class="formTitle">#application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].objAgeBreakdown#</span><p
style="margin-left: 5%;">
<cfloop collection="#stAge#" item="i">
<!--- check if last
segment ie > last defined date --->
<cfif not isNumeric(i)>
<cfset
tD=application.rb.formatRBString(application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].numberDays,i)>
#td#1<br>
<!---
<cfchartdata item="#tD#" value=""> --->
<cfelse>
<cfset
tD=application.rb.formatRBString(application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].numberlastDays,i)>
#td#2<br>
<!---
<cfchartdata item="#tD#" value="#stAge[i]#"> --->
</cfif>
</cfloop>
<cfchart
format="flash"
chartHeight="100"
chartWidth="250"
scaleFrom="0"
showXGridlines = "no"
showYGridlines = "no"
showBorder = "no"
font="arialunicodeMS"
fontsize="10" fontbold="no"
fontitalic="no"
labelFormat = "percent"
show3D = "yes" rotated="no"
sortxaxis="yes"
showLegend = "yes"
tipStyle = "MouseOver" showmarkers="no"
pieslicestyle="solid">
<cfchartseries type="pie"
colorlist="##eeeeee,##483D8B,##778899,##aeaeae">
<cfloop collection="#stAge#"
item="i">
<!--- check if last
segment ie > last defined date --->
<cfif not isNumeric(i)>
<cfset
tD=application.rb.formatRBString(application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].numberDays,i)>
<cfchartdata
item="#tD#" value="#stAge[i]#">
<cfelse>
<cfset
tD=application.rb.formatRBString(application.adminBundle[session.dmProfile.locale].numberlastDays,i)>
<cfchartdata
item="#tD#" value="#stAge[i]#">
</cfif>
</cfloop>
</cfchartseries>
</cfchart>
</cfoutput>
I am assuming that perhaps this is an inherent problem with pie charts.
Therefore I am wondering:
a) Has come across this?
b) Are there limitiations to the values that can be passed to <cfchartseries>
of type pie
b) Is there a solution to this problem?
The obvious solution that comes to mind for me is to change the chart type
to bar or something similar.
Regards,
Franko
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