Playground not showing up in IE 9

[Amir Miller]

Hi,

When I try to load the playground in IE 9 I get the 2 boxes (pick an api and edit code) blank.

Is this a know issue?

Amir.

[EZChart]

Yes, unfortunately the playground does not work on IE.

Amir.

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[Amir Miller]

Is there any plan to test/fix the vizualization API on IE?

I am dealing with a problem that a table with 1500 rows takes 5 minutes to load in IE while on all other browsers it loads in 20 secs.

I will find a workaround for my issue but the support for IE is not satisfying in my opinion.

Amir 

On Monday, May 7, 2012 2:59:11 PM UTC+3, EZChart wrote:

Yes, unfortunately the playground does not work on IE.

Hi,

When I try to load the playground in IE 9 I get the 2 boxes (pick an api and edit code) blank.

Is this a know issue?

Amir.

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[asgallant]

That seems odd, unless your DataTable has an extraordinarily large number of columns or you are running additional processing on the data or the visualization, in theory IE should have no problem handling 1500 rows.  I'm in the process of building a Table visualization with a multiple O(n) algorithms that must be run on every click the user makes on the table, and IE < 9 is noticeably slow (5-10 seconds per click) on a table with 3000+ rows (IE9 has no problems with this), but nothing like what you are describing.

Which visualization are you using (I assumed Table, but maybe I read you wrong)?  Are you doing any other processing?  Are you fetching the data via AJAX?  If so, is it slow fetching the data or slow rendering the visualization?

[Amir Miller]

I have about 18 columns.

I am using AJAX to get the data, but the slowness is certainly in the .draw() line.

I worked around the issue by adding pagination, so it's working great now.

Amir.