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Yes i was using the JavaScript class, the problem was solved by explicitly stating the widths of the charts in the renderChart call and the table dimensions

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It seems that when I press my refresh key in IE 6.X, 7.X the graphs im trying to create display properly some of the time, but most other times they display like this: The bottom right hand side graph is supposed to be what the other 3 look like. This only happens in IE, and only after hitting the refresh button, they always load correctly the first page load.

I figured out the problem: When a page has JavaScript enabled functions in it, if you do not specifically set the table data cells and table rows dimensions in pixels for the chart within your table, the auto inserted div tag that gets implemented by the renderChart function shrinks the table to a 0 width and 0 height cell, thereby making it disappear. Explicitly setting the width and height of your table cells should fix the problem for IE 6, 7

When I use IE 6 or 7, and set a chart to display within a JavaScript enabled page inside of a table data cell, the chart does not show up at all. No errors, no loading message, nothing. Apparently IE cannot find div information (the dynamic div information that gets parsed when you run the renderChart function) when it is inside a table data cell. I believe this to be a bug I tried using the renderchartHTML function as well with the same outcome note: the charts display perfectly with the exact same code in Firefox and IE 5.5