Mitch Jackson wrote:
Emmanuel,
Your object is going to request the svg file from your display method,
just like a web browser would. When catalyst delivers the file, it
needs to look like an SVG to the browser. Some browsers look for
different things.
http://www.getsvg.com/implementation_issues/content_type_image_svg_xml
Looks like you need to end the URL with ".svg", and also set the
content type. You may need to add a "dummy" parameter at the end of
your url, that you throw away and ignore, so the url looks like a
.svg. for example... http://..../display/1/something.svg. Setting
the filename, as I recommended, may or may not replace the need for
this... however, it will make it so if you hit the URL in the web
browser that it behaves properly.
You also need to set the content type to image/svg+xml
sub end : Private {
my($self, $c) = @_;
my $g = $c->req->args()->[0];
$c->res->content_type( "image/svg+xml" );
$c->res->body( $g );
}
Good luck,
/Mitch
Hi Mitch,
You were right! Thanks a lot.
Adding the '.svg' in the end of my url :
http://.../rg/1.svg
displays correctly the image inside the template!
So I'd like to thank all people who have tried to help me
with this problem, thinking it is a Catalyst problem. It
looks like it is more a browser issue.
Cheers
Emmanuel
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Emmanuel Quevillon
Biological Software and Databases Group
Institut Pasteur
+33 1 44 38 95 98
tuco at_ pasteur dot fr
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