That’s the solution I was thinking about.

It’s probably necessary to capture the screen image at a larger size for 
printing as I suspect otherwise the
printed output will be rather blurred.

Thanks

Terry


> On 21 Jun 2020, at 13:46, Andrew at MidWest Coast Media 
> <and...@midwestcoastmedia.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>> I am again looking at implementing Javascript charts within a LC browser.
>> Looking at amCharts.
>> Got a chart displaying easily within the browser widget.
>> Tries to print the card but the widget does not print.
> 
> 
> I’m using amCharts in another project and ran into the same problem: 
> everything looked right in Live view but would disappear when I tried to 
> print a PDF. The only way I could get them to appear right was by taking a 
> picture of the browser and using that image instead of the live JavaScript in 
> the browser (widget). I think hh keyed me into this with his epic knowledge 
> of this tool
> 
>       set the width of templateImage to the width of widget "Browser"
>       set the height of templateImage to the height of widget "Browser"
>       export snapshot from rect globalRect(the rect of widget "Browser") to 
> tSnapshot as JPEG
>       create image “renderedBrowser"
>       set the visible of widget “Browser” to FALSE
>       put tSnapshot into image tSnapshotName
>       set the name of image tSnapshotName to tSnapshotName
>       set the loc of image tSnapshotName to the loc of widget “Browser"
> 
> —Andrew Bell
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