Snce the latest update just pushed out (v47 ?) - IE11 doesnt like it when
"calendar" and "timeline" are loaded - maybe together or apart. Doesnt
happen everytime so guessing that there is a load dependency for a polyfill
or something.
But since it is so hard to get any information out of the google error
event, espeically in IE11, it is hard to say which one. Observer/Observable
maybe?
google.charts.load('current', {packages:["corechart","timeline","table",
"controls","calendar"]});
causes the other charts - calendar and bar charts to throw this exception
(red text divs created/shown) whenever you hover over either chart. Note:
the sample pages seem to work so implies a timing or cross chart
interdepency maybe. Have tried various orders on above but no consistent
luck.
Going back to v46 fixes this issue.
google.charts.load('46', {packages:["corechart","timeline","table",
"controls","calendar"]});
And yes... I know IE11 is the real problem here, but forced to use that
rendering engine unfortunately
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