[pablocabana]

No errors.
This would be great.
I cant post the link here, I just sent you an email at info@canvasjs.com.

[pablocabana]

Hum.
Yes, your example works.
I am doing lots of small changes to fit the design and clients needs (I’ve bought the Single Website license). Probably I broke something. I will dig it further. Is there any special handler for mousemove on IE that I should check?

[pablocabana]

The mousemove event that controls the tooltips is not firing on IE8. I can render doughnuts charts with animations properly, but the tooltips remains stopped. :/
Is that expected?

[pablocabana]

Oops, forget about the redraw part.
Just got it to work.
But can I animate the redrawing process, as if it was being created for the first time?

[pablocabana]

I cant make it work with the doughnut chart at all.
Take a look at my tests:
https://cabanapps.com.br/valores-vale/TESTS/

It only changes the colors of the graphics, not the values.
What I am doing is setting:
chartTwitter.options.data[0].dataPoints = [my new dataPoints]
and calling
chartTwitter.render();

If I do like in the example:
https://canvasjs.com/docs/charts/how-to/creating-dynamic-charts/
Just updating the dataPoints variable array, nothing happens.

Any help?

Besides that, I couldnt manage to creat charts runtime, instead of using “onLoad”.
It looks like that the way it search for the canvas context get messes up if you dont use onload.
Do you have any workable example that dont use “onload” event to create the chart?