Hi Tony
I ran into a similar problem and the only way I found around was to write the
chart to a file. Then use the reference to the newly created file.
I used the name attribute in cfchart i.e. name="tester"
<cfchart showborder="yes"
chartheight="250" chartwidth="300"
yaxistitle="" name="tester" format="png" xaxistitle="" title="Stuff in Chart">
Cfchart stuff
</cfchart
then wrote the chart to a file
<cfset filename="whatever.png">
<cffile action = "write"
file = "#ExpandPath(".")#/images/#filename#"
output = "#tester#">
<img src="images/#filename#" />
Probably worth mentioning I had the whole report wrapped in cfsavecontent and
then called that var in the cfdocument tag.
It's not real pretty and there are probably better ways to do it but hopefully
it'll save you the dent in the forehead I had for a months after this project.
Hope that helps and I understood your question.
Jim Thomson
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