User Guide
326 Chapter 2: ColdFusion Tags
tickMarkLabels Optional No • yes: numeric tickmarks based on the value of the range
and
scale attributes.
• no: prevents label text from displaying
• Comma-delimited list of strings for tickmark labels; for
example,
"ten, twenty, thirty, forty"
If you do not specify enough values, the last value is
repeated for remaining tickmarks. If you specify too many
values, extra values are ignored.
lookAndFeel Optional Windows • motif: renders slider using Motif style
• windows: renders slider using Windows style
• metal: renders slider using Java Swing style
If platform does not support choice, the tag defaults to the
platform’s default style.
vertical Optional No • Yes: renders slider in browser vertically. You must set
width and height attributes; ColdFusion does not
automatically swap width and height values.
• No: renders slider horizontally.
bgColor Optional Background color of slider label.
For a hex value, use the form:
bgColor = "##xxxxxx", where
x = 0-9 or A-F; use two pound signs or none.
• Any color, in hex format
• black
• red
• blue
• magenta
• cyan
• orange
• darkgray
• pink
• gray
• white
• lightgray
• yellow
textColor Optional Options: same as for
bgcolor attribute
font Optional Font name for label text.
fontSize Optional Font size for label text, in points.
italic Optional No • Yes: italics label text
• No: normal text
bold Optional No • Yes: bold label text
• No: medium text
notSupported Optional Text to display if a page that contains a Java applet-based
cfform control is opened by a browser that does not
support Java or has Java support disabled. For example:
"<b> Browser must support Java to view ColdFusion
Java Applets</b>"
Default message:
<b>Browser must support Java to <br>view ColdFusion Java
Applets!</b>
Attribute Req/Opt Default Description