SAS 9.4 TS1M4
Code:
ods html;
ods graphics/imagemap=on;
proc sgplot data=sashelp.cars;
bubble x=origin y=invoice size=msrp/tip=(horsepower enginesize);
run;
ods html close;
When I hover my mouse over one of the bubbles as seen in the SAS Results Viewer, the tool tip appears as expected. When I hover my mouse over one of the bubbles when I use Internet Explorer 11 to open the .html file that is created, no tool tips appear. When I hover my mouse over one of the bubbles when I use Google Chrome 64, the tool tips appear. Also, the appearance of the plots is different in IE 11. How do I make the tool tips appear in IE 11?
Ok, problem solved.
The plots were enlarged in IE for some reason (View->Zoom was set to 125%). WHen I changed the zoom to 100%, the tool tips work properly.
When I use this:
ods html path="d:\" body="test.html" (url=none); ods graphics/imagemap=on; proc sgplot data=sashelp.cars; bubble x=origin y=invoice size=msrp/tip=(horsepower enginesize); run; ods html close;
and open the result with IE11 then I can see the tool tips.
I did not notice any appearance difference except a possibly size difference of maybe 5% larger in a separate IE11 window than the results viewer.
Hey Paige,
Notice @ballardw is writing his HTML file outside of the temp area. Try that as well, and see if that works better for you.
Thanks!
Dan
Sending output to my C: drive, or sending output to a network share, makes no difference, IE does not display the tool tips.
Ok, problem solved.
The plots were enlarged in IE for some reason (View->Zoom was set to 125%). WHen I changed the zoom to 100%, the tool tips work properly.
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