Google "piechart" API and IE9 with 64-bit processors

[Kelly John Rose]

So there's a bit of an odd bug when using the 3d pie chart from the
piechart version of the API. Basically on IE9 on only 64-bit
processors, the piechart completely fails to render. However on IE9
with 32-bit processors, there isn't a problem.

When I switch to corechart's version of the 3d pie chart, I discover
it doesn't fit my needs either, because the client wants the pie chart
to be exploding and at the current moment, the corechart version of
the 3d pie chart doesn't support this.

Is there anyone who is working on this who know's what's wrong and
possibly a workaround for this?

[MC Get Vizzy]

The old charts are in maintenance mode, I don't think a bug like this will get fixed.  Regarding the new pie chart, what do you mean by exploding?

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[Riccardo Govoni ☢]

I think he means the ability for the old piecharts to be able to show the selected slice as detached from the main pie (afaik the new piecharts do not have this feature).

/R.

[asgallant]

No, that is not possible in the API at this time.  You can file a feature request for it here.

On Sunday, January 6, 2013 1:13:38 AM UTC-5, tarique ejaz wrote:

Hi,

In Google pie chart, is there any option to explode the slice when click on a pie slice. 

In other words, If I click on a slice of pie chart, it will out 20px from the actual position.

Regards,

Tarqiue