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IE requires "table"; others require "canvas" #11

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delugach opened this issue Nov 8, 2011 · 2 comments
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IE requires "table"; others require "canvas" #11

delugach opened this issue Nov 8, 2011 · 2 comments

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@delugach
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delugach commented Nov 8, 2011

The issue with IE is a problem for me. When I change the "render" attribute to "table", the script works on IE, but not on any other browser -- I just get a block of horizontal lines. Is there a way to enable table mode for just IE and otherwise use the canvas mode? I've tried using "conditional comments" but have been unsuccessful getting them to work. Do you have any suggestions? I would not like to choose between IE and everything else. About 1/3 of my audience uses IE, and 2/3 uses other browsers.

@jeromeetienne
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one simple way to do it may be to detect the browser you are running on and to trigger table only if the client is running on IE.

ps: here the table option is working on all browsers i tried it (aka chrome + firefox)

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The table option only shows a band of horizontal lines in all other browsers when using the table option. Do I need to wrap it in the

differently if it's a table rather than a canvas?

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