Bug report: CFChartSeries

[sdur...@gmail.com]

First the details you need:

Eclipse version: Helios Service Release 2 Build id: 20110301-1815
CFEclipse version: 1.4.5.201112121854
Java version: 1.6.0_26-b03
OS: Windows XP SP3

I believe this is a problem with the dictionary but I'm not sure.

If you use cfchartseries with a closing tag (either
<cfchartseries ... /> or <cfchartseries ></cfchartseries> a red circle
with a white X appears. The error message is "Closing tag '</
cfchartseries>' does not match current parent item: 'cfchart'". This
also puts a red circle with white X on any parent tag. For example I
used it inside a cffunction tag, on the line with the <cffunction the
error is "cffunction is missing a closing tag"; and I put the
attributes on separate lines, the first attribute has the following
error: "Something in here is (probably) missing a closing tag or a
closing ">" and thus totally borking the parse!".

I use cfchartseries as a parent to multiple or looped cfchartdata
tags, so a lot of my files show errors and I can't tell if anything
after the first cfchartseries is in error because the parsing stops
there.

Thanks,
Steve

[sdur...@gmail.com]

So I did a little playing and I can get it to work properly by
changing the single="true" to single="false" in the dictionary. Only
one problem though, even though endtagrequired="false" it will still
require either a /> or a </cfchartseries> I can live with that and I
hope this helps others.

I don't know how to make the tag work both ways, maybe someone smarter
than me can do it.

Steve

[Andrew Myers]

Hi Steve,

Try endtagrequired="false" hybrid="true"

Can you let me know if that works please?

Regards,
Andrew

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[Steven Durette]

Yes, endtagrequired="false" hybrid="true" single="false" seems to be
the right combination.

Thanks!!!