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| Vendor | MindTouch |
| Type | Native |
| Categories | Images |
| Requires | MindTouch 8.05 or later |
| OS Restriction | None |
| Status | Stable |
| License | Free/Open Source |
| SID (service id) | sid://mindtouch.com/2008/05/svg |
| Assembly | mindtouch.deki.services |
Install Extension
Description
This extension embeds SVG images.
See also How to add an extension, Using the Extension Dialog, Learn about DekiScript, Extensions Directory.
Svg(source : str, width : num, height : num, embedding : str) : xml
This extension embeds SVG images.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
| source | uri | SVG source code or source URI |
| width | num | (optional): image width (default: 100%) |
| height | num | (optional): image height (default: 250) |
| embedding | str | (optional): embedding style (one of "embed", "iframe"; default: "iframe") |
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Different browsers needs different embedding. My proposal is if it is possible, to check the type of web browser and to render SVG appropriately (for Opera, Safari and Chrome as <img> and for other as <object>).
Now when the page is opened in Google Chrome for example it is asking me to save the .svg file and not opening it as normal image. The best will be if SVG image is added not by extension, but as regular image similar to adding JPEG files to Deki pages. edited 10:08, 26 Jul 2010
The problem resides in the mindtouch software. The server responds in the HTTP Header with "Content-Disposition: attachment;". I'm looking for a solution to this. Normally, adding to the property: files/whitelisted-disposition-mimetypes, the value image/svg+xml should solve this. But it doesn't ...