More Cold Fusion Problems: Image Generation and bad template code

[User (Legacy)]

I am trying to do forced image generation in cold fusion.  I took a template 

out of the wizard and changed the last line from: 

<CFOUTPUT>#Chart1.GetHtmlTag(548,300,"Auto","Chart1")#</cfoutput> 

to 

<CFOUTPUT>#Chart1.GetHtmlTag(548,300,"Image","Chart1")#</cfoutput> 

No matter what I do, it ignores the height and width and generates a 300x300 

image. 

Also, the template generator generated the following border setting property 

which did not work: 

<CFSET Chart1.BorderS = 6553613> 

It produces a "Failed attempting to find "Borders" property/method on the 

object".  I removed the capital "S" at the end of BorderS and it seemed to 

work fine. 

In addition, even though the template wizard shows my chart legend at the 

bottem of the chart, it did not generate the proper code to put it there. 

Instead, it ends up at the side of the chart. 

My greates concern right now is with the first problem, because I want to do 

the image generation. 

Chris Denslow 

cdenslow@hgl.com

[User (Legacy)]

I am trying to do forced image generation in cold fusion.  I took a template 

out of the wizard and changed the last line from: 

<CFOUTPUT>#Chart1.GetHtmlTag(548,300,"Auto","Chart1")#</cfoutput> 

to 

<CFOUTPUT>#Chart1.GetHtmlTag(548,300,"Image","Chart1")#</cfoutput> 

No matter what I do, it ignores the height and width and generates a 300x300 

image. 

Also, the template generator generated the following border setting property 

which did not work: 

<CFSET Chart1.BorderS = 6553613> 

It produces a "Failed attempting to find "Borders" property/method on the 

object".  I removed the capital "S" at the end of BorderS and it seemed to 

work fine. 

In addition, even though the template wizard shows my chart legend at the 

bottem of the chart, it did not generate the proper code to put it there. 

Instead, it ends up at the side of the chart. 

My greates concern right now is with the first problem, because I want to do 

the image generation. 

Chris Denslow 

cdenslow@hgl.com