provide you with some.
Steve Brownlee
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From: Richard White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 1:59 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfchart jpg format
thanks sam, i needed to be able to do it to dynamically
generate
Of course it's possible using AJAX techniques. When a user changes some
data, you simply use the onChange/onClick/onWhatever event to fire off a
Javascript function that uses AJAX to update the innerHTML property of a
DIV.
If you want some code snippets for examples, contact me off list and I'll
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Hi Steve, thanks for your reply. I would love some example
snippets on how to do this as my customer really wants this
feature and i am lost as to how to get around it. I am
unfamiliar to using the js function that
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Hi, i am just wondering if by using the jpg format in the cfchart whether you
can actually output this as an image.
i have got a .cfm page named test. In that test i have a simple cfchart tag
cfchart format=jpg
cfchartseries type=bar paintstyle=plain seriescolor=red
cfchartdata
I've tried this before and it doesn't work because cfchart does not
actually return an image (of flash file) but instead the html to call
that image that is has placed on the server.
In other words what cfchart below returns is something like:
img src=/temp/123123.jpg
and not the actual image.
thanks sam, i needed to be able to do it to dynamically generate it as the user
changes data on the page. I have heard it is not possible in ajax, therefore i
assume i am just going to have to put a button on the page saying update chart.
not very user-friendly but cant see any onther way of
An IFrame really probably would be the easiest, and like you guessed,
doesn't even use AJAX per se,
and yet DOES keep the illusion of dynamical as you click on stuff (the
user never sees the whole
page refresh, only the graph changes, in it's frame).
Maybe part of the trouble is there is a
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