dynamic cflayoutareas based on a recordset from cfquery - coldfusion version 9

cflayout type="tab" name="mainTab" >

<cfloop query="qgetdcfg">

    <!--- Each layoutarea is one tab. --->

    <cflayoutarea title="#qgetdcfg.dsource#-#qgetdcfg.djobnamespec#"

       name="#qgetdcfg.dsource#-#qgetdcfg.djobnamespec#"

   selected = "true"

   >

    <h2>Tab name</h2>

    <p>

  <cfset datasource = "#qgetdcfg.dsource#">

  <cfset duser = "#qgetdcfg.duser#">

  <cfset dpassword = "#qgetdcfg.dpassword#">

  <cfset djobnamespec = "#qgetdcfg.djobnamespec#">

  <cfinclude template=all_js.cfm>

    </p>

    </cflayoutarea>

</cfloop>

</cflayout>

The above almost works. The all_js.cfm has only two parts to it, it formats a pie chart and then displays a few rows of data based on the datasource, user and password and djobnamespec variables.

The two tab shows up. The two charts show up in the appropriate table, but the data-table- rows - are always on the first tab. They do not follow the chart that is on the second tab. Are there any restrictions on cfinclude with cflayoutarea.

The contents of all_js.cfm is similar to what is enclosed below.

<cfquery name="qsummary" datasource="#datasource#" username="#duser#" password="#dpassword#">

select STATUS, cnt from stab

</cfquery>

<cfchart style="blue" showborder="yes" show3d="yes" chartwidth="250"

chartheight="250"  pieslicestyle="sliced">

    <cfchartseries type="pie"  query="qsummary" 

itemcolumn="STATUS"  valuecolumn="cnt">

    </cfchartseries>

</cfchart>

<cfquery name="qall_jstatus" datasource="#datasource#" username="#duser#" password="#dpassword#">

select col1, col2 from table1

</cfquery>

<cfoutput query=”qall_jstatus>

<tr>

<td bgcolor=#color#>#qall_jstatus.col1#</td>

<td bgcolor=#color#>#qall_jstatus.col2#</td>

<cfform action=”kkkk.cfm” method=”post”>

            <input type="hidden" name="duser" value="#duser#">

            <input type="hidden" name="dpassword" value="#dpassword#">

</cfform>

</tr>

</cfoutput>