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07.01.2008 at 07:28AM PDT, ID: 23530286
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cfchart adding 0 to start and end point

Asked by sonicimpulse in Cold Fusion Markup Language, Web Languages/Standards, ColdFusion Application Server

Tags: coldfusion 8, mozilla, localhost

I was suggested to add 0 to the first point and last point on my graph to get a work around for the default interpolation of coldfusion 8.  My host will not change the default sense it will effect every user.  Below is my chart that I'm using.  Can someone tell me how to add a 0 to the start point and end point.  Start Free Trial 
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<cfchart 
                scalefrom=0
                scaleto=20
                font="arial"
                fontsize=16
                gridlines=10 
                show3d="yes"
                foregroundcolor="##0000CC"
                databackgroundcolor="##CCCCCC"
                chartwidth="550"
        >
                          <cfchartseries 
                type="bar" 
                query="cellcoup" 
                valuecolumn="Total" 
                itemcolumn="name"
                seriescolor="##33CC99"
                paintstyle="shade"
                />
                          </cfchart>
 
Keywords: cfchart adding 0 to start and end point
Title
1 Displaying a graph
2 CFChart and graphing a month
3 CFCHART and SCATTER
4 CFCHART issue
5 interpolation
6 CFChart / graph   Graphdata.cfm not…
 
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[+][-]07.02.2008 at 08:05AM PDT, ID: 21917133

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Zones: Cold Fusion Markup Language, Web Languages/Standards, ColdFusion Application Server
Tags: coldfusion 8, mozilla, localhost
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