Google helps me fight Firefox
Every since I started work on GraphViz2 and Graph::Easy::Marpa I was frustrated by Firefox in that it would display an SVG image in isolation by not when I used a 'img' style link to the image, i.e. from within a web page.
But googling eventually led me to a site where the author said he had better results with 'embed'.
So, I switched to embed and it worked. Chrome of course had never had such a problem.
This means I no longer have to produce 2 sets of demos, PNG and SVG, since I can now assume Firefox users will have no problem displaying the images.
If anyone can tell me definitively why this should be the case, I love to know...
The demo pages are at GraphViz2 demo and at Graph::Easy::Marpa demo.
I try to write all code in Perl, but find I end up writing in bash, CSS, HTML, JS, and SQL, and doing database design, just to get anything done...
Nifty use of SVG. I like that a lot. :)
And as a sort of bug report: In Opera the images do not seem to reflow the table.
About your graphs, using your embed method, in Firefox the graph 25 is shrunk up, but in Chrome the same graph is full sized.
Thanx for the comments. I'll investigate the size problem.
Stop press! I tried W3C's validation service, and have abandoned the embed tag for the object tag.
Only a couple of tiny glitches in the HTML left now to fix...
Re the shrunk/size issue: I assume you're referring to Murrumbeena overflowing the box boundary in the GraphViz2 demo.
I see that occasionally, in various cases, and don't know what the problem is.
I'm quite happy to blame FF for it.
Hi Ben
Oh. In that case I can't help because the images are displayed properly in FF for me. I'm using Debian's version of FF called Iceweasel V 3.5.16.