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Dear all,
I write a simple asp script for dynamic load SVG from database.
following is the asp script.
Everything is work fine. But when I try to load a lager size SVG
(ex: 1400px*1600px), then some part of graphic will be cut.
Did anyone can tell me what's going on?
Daniel Horng
Does your dynamically loaded SVG include a 'viewBox' attribute in its svg
element? You need to specify the bounding-box of the area to render, otherwise
SVG doesn't know how big the image is!
Example:
svg viewBox=0 0 1600 1200
...
/svg
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Yes;-) Ehm, and I did forget to mention that Mozilla started to
check in canvas/ element support. Very interesting and handy
dashboard technology as well.
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I did forget to mention we also have Flex-based dashboards in
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Yes;-) Ehm, and I did forget to mention that Mozilla started to
check in canvas/ element support.
Yes, it's a great shame that mozilla and friends have decided to re-fight
the browser wars with inventing more proprietrary
Hi all. I am developing a dynamic charting application via SVG. Each
chart is dynamically generated to display an entire month worth of
data. My problem comes in that when these charts are created I have
no way to control the overall width of my chart, this varies from
month to month depending
Dear Richard,
Thank you for your remind.
The dynamic SVG doesn't specify the viewBox attribute.
Because it is generated by the other program and we don't know How
big? of this graphic.
I resolve this problem by add overflow attribute to svg tag.
Am I right?
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