I added safari-specific code to handle this. I now do (something
like) this to create the dynamic SVG content.
function createSvgDynamic() {
var context = svgContext({
svgObjId : 'svgObj',
elementIds : [
'background',
'testGroup'
],
callbackFn : function(c) { // c is the initialized svg context
drawDynamicSvgContent(c);
}
}
$().ready(function() {
$('#accordion').accordion({
autoHeight: false
change: function(event, ui) {
if ($.browser.safari && 'svgHeader' == ui.newHeader.attr('id'))
{ // needed because Safari reloads the SVG!
createSvgDynamic();
}
}
});
createSvgDynamic(); // create first time - may be able to check
browser and pane order to decide whether or not this is needed
}
Glenn
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