Currently, the default namespace is "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";, so below, where I have the <svg> tag, I can just specify
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";>
<!-- BUILD DYNAMIC XML TO REPRESENT SVG -->
</svg>
and specify in my sitemap the src for the generator within my SVG pipeline. Works great.
- Dustin
Dustin N. Jenkins wrote:
Hello and thanks for reading this.
I'd like to create a dynamically generated SVG bar graph for a scheduling system. The resulting table will display the weekdays along the top, and bars beneath them indicating for what days of the week a schedule will cover. I've been painstakingly doing it with HTML tables as it seems like for Cocoon to do it, it needs to pass through a pipeline. I noticed that there is an xmlns:svg="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"; in an example that requires a client side plugin. This will also be inside a form, but that shouldn't matter. Kind of like the following:
XML: <page...> <form-template...> <list-table> <header>S</header> <header>M</header> <header>T</header> <header>W</header> <header>Th</header> <header>F</header> <header>Sa</header> <c:forEach select="#{scheduleList}"> <schedule> <svg> <!-- BUILD DYNAMIC XML TO REPRESENT SVG --> </svg> </schedule> </c:forEach> </list-table> </form-template> </page>
XSL: <xsl:template match="svg"> <!-- Do the SVG STUFF whatever that may be. --> </xsl:template>
Has anyone done something similar to this with SVG and Cocoon?
Many thanks! Dustin
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