CFChart in CFDocument on CF8

I'm using CF8 enterprise on Windows Server 2008 and CF8 developer on Windows Server 2003. I've never had problems getting images or cfcharts on my cfdocuments on my development server, but just yesterday got images to work on the production server by using file://ipaddress instead of the regular img src="img.jpg", but I still can't get the cfcharts to show up on the production server. With jpg and png the red x shows up, when I use flash, a blank box shows up. Does anyone have any hints?

The answer was here all along, I was just searching for the wrong things.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/help.html?content=graphing_10.html
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3233968
<cfloop from="1" to="5" index="i">
<cfmodule template="generateReportingGraphs.cfm" graphNum="#i#" dealer_id="#dealer_id#" month="#month#" year="#year#">
<img src="http://#ip_address#/portal/PROD/Forms/monthly_reports/#dealer_id#_chart_#i#.jpg">
</cfloop>
generateReportingGraphs:
<cfchart name="mychart" scalefrom="#min#" scaleto="#max#" showlegend="yes" title="Total Closing Inventory & Total Idle Capital" format="jpg" chartheight="#gheight#" chartwidth="#gwidth#">
                        <cfchartseries type="line" query="grabData" serieslabel="Total Inventory" valuecolumn="total_inventory" itemcolumn="xlabel"/>
                        <cfchartseries type="line" query="grabData" serieslabel="Idle Capital" valuecolumn="total_idle_capital" itemcolumn="xlabel"/>
                    </cfchart>
<cffile action="write" nameconflict="overwrite" file="#getdirectoryFromPath(getCurrentTemplatePath())##dealer_id#_chart_#graphnum#.jpg" output="#mychart#">

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does not work in CF8. The chapter name that appears on all pages is
the one defined in the last <cfdocumentitem type="footer">
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re: If you claim didn't say that,
No "if" about it - I made no such claim and never would -
thats just you
talking gibberish. Who in their right mind would say, or even
suggest, that
forums are not helpful. The only reason a forum exists in the
first place is
to be helpful!
re: So what was your actual intention in the first place?
Not sure you would undertsand, you seem to struggle to follow
along. But
just a hint for you - the forum posts, or quantity thereof,
have been used
by several people here, and by editors at sites such as
sitepoint.com, as a
metric to use to gague interest and activity. A metric only
useful when
taken in context with other pointers (job market, book
market, number of
classes still running, so on and so forth)
Again, nobody has ever said forums are not useful or helpful
- I suspect you
knew that much but felt the need to throw some nonsense about
in an attempt
at an argument - failed didn't it?
RE: Maybe they realized Ben Forta writes such a good books,
they felt
ashamed? :-)
The O'Reilly audience is typically seasoned developers, hard
core coders.
Their books are a tough read for beginners and O'Reilly
delibertately do not
cater to this audeince with many of their titles. And to put
it bluntly, the
main bunch of people to ditch CF early on were these "hard
core" types. I
belive this as the only CF developers I know are actually
more "designers"
than developers - I know of no professional coder/developers
that would
touch CF. Thats just my personal observation, btw.
re: From what I read, people are telling I'm right.
Are you crazy? They are all, at least 95%, in agreemenst that
Tim Buntel
needs to pick up the marketing act before CF dies. Seriously,
you do seem to
struggle to follow along at times - suggest you actually
read.
re: CF has always been "dead" in many places.
How can you always be dead, doesn't make sense! You have to
have lived in
order to die. There used to be hundreds of cf jobs advertised
here in
Australia every day, literally every day. Now you may see 3
or 4 each week -
mostly for migrating old cf sites to new asp.net or java
sites. And there is
no longer any CF classes advetised or held in nearly all
states - they
literally shut them down. I'm confident enough that the
comment "CF is dead"
is accurate.
r: Maybe you should be answering those questions, since you
seem to know
they're true, and I haven't heard of any such things.
I know the answers to all of those questions - becuase CF is
dying. If CF
were living, then none of those questions would have been
asked.
re: So you know they're not investing in one?
Yes, I know that. They will never spend that kind fo money on
coldfusion -
it just wouldn't be vaible for them. We're darned lucky that
still have
small team of enginners to write tags around the java
libraries and release
new versions. They are not actually going to start
"innovating" with CF in a
market like this - and I don't blame them.
"Fernis" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> >I never said you can't get help on the forums. Where
did you get that
> >from?
>
> If you claim didn't say that, and if you didn't even
mean that by saying
> "Forum averages about 3 new posts a day and has very
small community -
> very
> quiet.", why did you say such thing in the first place,
if it's totally
> irrelevant to all about getting help in the forums? So
what was your
> actual
> intention in the first place? Are you not reading what
other people are
> saying
> before responding? The rest of my post is really useless
compared to the
> finding that you just really do the trolling because you
like nit-picking.
> Unbelievable.
>
> >Why did O'Reilly pull their once popular CF book
from print and refuse to
> write any further CF books?
>
> Maybe they realized Ben Forta writes such a good books,
they felt ashamed?
> :-)
> I mean, if they were popular as you said.
>
> >No, its not not. Go here -
>
http://techfeed.net/blog/index.cfm/2007/8/22/Open-Letter-to-Tim-Buntel
> >- and see actual people tell you how wrong you are.
>
> From what I read, people are telling I'm right. So what
*you* say is
> downright
> silly.
>
> >But you seemed to be thing that I based my whole
argument that CF is weak
> >and
> dying
> >( is already dead in many places)
>
> CF has always been "dead" in many places. And it's been
dying for 10
> years -
> they say. So what's new? You just don't seem to
understand that random
> sites
> switching ColdFusion for something else doesn't mean
that at the same time
> there are likely new adopters of ColdFusion. You just
don't know about
> them,
> while you can more easily track if some of them go away.
You don't
> actually
> have anything but blind guesses about what's happening.
>
> I'm seeing more CF frameworks pop up as ever before. And
In Finland, I'm
> seeing more ColdFusion hosting appear than ever before.
>
> >Why did MM/Adobe pull an entire team of employees
out of Australia? Why
> >did
> >they stop printing ads in all of the trade
magazines? Why did MM push PHP
> >more than CF on their website?
>
> Maybe you should be answering those questions, since you
seem to know
> they're
> true, and I haven't heard of any such things.
>
> > Why don't they invest in an IDE to atract all those
developers out there
> that like a complete RAD platform?
> > So on and so forth???
>
> So you know they're not investing in one? And I thought
DreamWeaver would
> act
> as one? Or third party products like CFEclipse? Or
Adobe's IDE extensions
> for
> Eclipse? Sure, the CF IDE's lack behind the automation
and insight
> functionality of other IDEs, and that's something I'm
hoping for too...
> although I've always felt that strong IDEs are strictly
necessary only for
> programming languages where a huge number of
non-user-defined libraries
> and
> classes are to be referenced. The level of automation in
ColdFusion (lots
> of
> action with little code) make complex IDEs less
important than with most
> other
> languages.
>
> -Ari Ferneilus
>

cfdocument and cfchart stopped working when moved to Windows 2003/IIS6

We just moved our content to a new server: from Windows 2000 to Windows 2003 (IIS6).
We are using Cold Fusion MX 7,0,2,142559.
Everything works properly after the move except:
1. <cfdocument> (any, the simpliest one) hangs producing error:"The document has no pages. null "
2. <cfchart> crashes producing error: "Invalid attribute: autoAdjust null"
What can it be? Where should we look? Is it some Windows 2003 feature/problem/blockage? Or does it look like Cold Fusion was not installed properly?
Any Hot Fixes are required?
Any ideas are welcome!!!

I would avoid installing 7.0.1 hotfixes on an 7.0.2 installation. The 7.0.2 release notes state that "It also includes all previous ColdFusion MX 7 hot fixes that have been released to date, eliminating the need to install multiple hot fixes and patches."
CF 7.0.2 Release notes
http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/coldfusion/mx702/cf702_releasenotes.html
You might try installing the ColdFusion MX 7.02 Cumulative Hot Fix 3 or the CFDocument Cumulative Hot Fix.
ColdFusion MX 7.02 Cumulative Hot Fix 3
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/402/kb402465.html
ColdFusion MX 7.02 - CFDocument Cumulative Hot Fix
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/402/kb402093.html

CFDocument CF8 super slow~unless I remove dynamic image

Upgraded from CF7 to CF8.01 and all the hotfixes. Since the
upgrade, dynamic .pdfs are super slow. I commented out an image,
and now it loads faster. What changed in CF8.01 to cause problems
with including dynamic images in .pdfs? How do I get around this
and still use images? Here's my code..
<img src="file://///xxxDocServer/HiRes
Photos#Biography.File_Path#" width="119" height="153" />
I'm open to trying anything to speed this up.. Just don't
want to have to rollback to CF7.

Make sure your image is in sRGB colorspace.

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Does anyone have a fix for this bug? The below code displays
perfectly in CF 7 and earlier versions. But in CF 8, the first
chart series displays 6 elements in the graph even though it has
just 2 elements.
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All-
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dynamic/
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footer are
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a query
variable is inserted into the content of the header or
footer. The
code below will generate a PDF with the header and footer
duplicating
the qryReps.rep_name from the last record across all document
sections/pages.....its not showing the showing the correct
qryReps.rep_name for
the particular record in that loop. SO, if the last record in
the
query is "John Doe", the header on EVERY PAGE shows "Header:
John
Doe". Anyone have any ideas??? Any input would be
appreciated!!!
NOTE: RUNNING ON CF8

This bug has been fixed and a hotfix for this will be
released very soon. Stay tuned.

CFChart in CFDocument on CF8

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