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 on the amount of data gathered (Could be several pages wide). And as this is a charting application for use by a science community, my scale cannot change from month to month. As developers know, especially when working with the web, you only have so much space to use. This application will be embedded in a webpage that does not utilize horizontal scrolling for the page. SVG DOES have the great ability where you can grab (Alt + Mouse Drag) and move the image which will allow me to view portions of my chart that "overflow" my screen, but I was wondering if there was also a way to implement some form of a scrollbar for my SVG that will allow me to scroll left and right and view portions of the graphic that fall outside my viewable area? Does anybody happen to have an example of what I am describing above?
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