IE9 .eot font file - blank glyphs

[etsisk]

The generated EOT file doesn't display the font in IE9. Looks fine in IE8/WinXP and IE10/Win8. When I compile using fontcustom the font displays properly in IE9. Has anyone ran into this issue?

[sapegin]

The only difference I see is that foncustom make autohinting after conversion to EOT and WOFF.

[etsisk]

If I remove the reference to the EOT file, the WOFF format doesn't work either. Could the autohinting be a factor?

[sapegin]

Everything could be a factor :-) I should check whether it‘s a problem of all webfont builds of just your set of files.

[etsisk]

Haha, okay. I'll run a test on a different set of icons to see if I have the same issue.

[etsisk]

Okay, I tested with a different set of icons but the results were the same.

[sen-zo]

I had the same issue (the .eot and the .woff font was not working in Windows 7, IE 9). BUT I have another Virtual Machine where the same files are working fine. It is also Windows 7. ... In the meantime, windows automatically installed IE 10. After I reverted to IE 9 it is now working too...

[anthonyringoet]

I'm having the same issues. Eot gets loaded in IE9 but it's all blank from there.

[anthonyringoet]

It's definitely a problem with ttfautohint.
I'm using this for an icon font and uninstalled ttfautohint and regenerated the font.
I also tried older versions of ttfautohint but that didn't work out.
Font is displaying normal in IE9 now.

[sapegin]

Probably we need to generate EOT before auto hinting and WOFF after.

[sapegin]

Looks like it works fine in IE10 in IE9 compatibility mode. Downloading IE9 VM…

[sapegin]

Can’t reproduce it even in IE9:

Could anybody send me non-working font and its gruntfile?

[etsisk]

Okay, icons are looking good on my end for IE 8, 9, and 10.