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Hi,
does someone know how to figure out what School has
user clicked on. In the following snippet:
<g id="School"
transform="scale(0.25)">
<path style="..."d="..."/> <path style="..." d="..."/> </g> <use transform="translate(0.0,400.0) scale(1)" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xlink:href="#School" id="School.1"/> <use transform="translate(0.0,400.0) scale(1)"
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
xlink:href="#School" id="School.2"/>
There are two schools with IDs Schools.1 and
School.2. When user clicks on one of them, the event contains the g element, not
the 'use' element. Now I couldn't figure out how to follow the link backwards to
the 'use' element.
The problem is that the SVG document contains 'use'
elements without children ("non-exposed DOM tree" as the spec state), and g
element which I can get from the event is the one under svg, not the cloned
(non-exposed) one under 'use'.
Thanks
Milan
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