Robert Lihm schrieb:

Hey!

On 11.08.2009, at 11:35, Stefan Schubert wrote:

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Hi, Robert could you please take care cause you are the Java expert. :-) Since sometime ago I am getting the error:

window.G_vmlCanvasManager is undefined. File jquery.jqplot.js line 769

You get this error in IE? I guess, other browsers don't need something what has to do with VML and Canvas. No I am getting this error with firefox.

The <canvas> tag is a HTML 5 element and is not supported in IE8--.

I made good experiences with excanvas.js. This adds the canvas functionality to IE, but it's ... a bit slow ... :-) I have already tried it and I am getting the same error cause this function is also not defined in excanvas.js There must be some error in our code. 2 weeks before my vacation everything has worked fine.

Greetings Stefan

You can download it at http://code.google.com/p/explorercanvas/

Just include the excanvas.js to you HTML document.

Maybe Garrett has an other idea?

Cheers, Robert

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This error occurs on other installations too. Has someone change any include stuff here ?

Thanks Stefan

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