To be honest, the VML rendering fallback in IE7 and IE8 can sometimes look quite crappy. Also are the VML maps horribly slow on IE. A nice way to get around this issue would be to write a fallback renderer in Flash. The idea would be to keep as much code as possible in JS and only port basic rendering functionality to AS3.
To be honest, the VML rendering fallback in IE7 and IE8 can sometimes look quite crappy. Also are the VML maps horribly slow on IE. A nice way to get around this issue would be to write a fallback renderer in Flash. The idea would be to keep as much code as possible in JS and only port basic rendering functionality to AS3.