I’m running a Google Map which loads png images from server, stores them in an array and when needed, creates and shows animation of these images. As they are png images, I have issues with IE transparency support. I know about IEPNGFix.htc script, but I don’t think it can be used in this situation. From what I’ve read it is only applicable to DOM elements. Is there a way to apply png transparency fix for these images?
Google doesn’t help neither (although i would expect this to be a common problem). If you have any idea how to solve this, let me know.
You can call PNGFix on any element after it has been added to the page. See here:
http://pjdietz.com/jquery-plugins/pngfix/
You will need to hook into the event which is fired after the image has been displayed on the google map and then apply the pngfix to that new element.