On Jan 8, 4:34 pm, "Ozgur Yogurtcu" <[email protected]> wrote: > Same. Nothing drawn and no JavaScript error in both. > > I need a lightweight poly for v2 before v3 goes into production. I slightly > modified polygonzo and have been using that. I was hoping to open source but > never found the time. Your library seems to perform better so if it might > work for IE and v2 I'd be happy to help. > > Ozgur
You are helping a lot by telling me what is happening in your browser. I cannot debug it because VML is broken on my machine. I just moved everything to a different XML namespace assuming I might not be playing well with the API in the "v" namespace. I am about to pester my next door neighbor to see if it makes a difference. PolyGonzo uses one very large CANVAS rather than breaking it into tiles. The initial display is quicker but it runs out of gas if you drag it beyond the edges of the CANVAS. Mike Geary is a very talented programmer but his coding style is too bizarre for me. I am sure mine appears bizarre to him. I was not aware V2 was an issue. It will be easy to add. I prefer the GOverlay class to the OverlayView class because it does not require additional event listeners. The "redraw" method works the way the "draw/idle" methods ought to work for V3.
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