but there is no rendering of SVG > GFX in my browser (Firefox 8.0). Once the image JSON has been successfully received, you create a GFX surface, a group within the surface, and use to turn the JSON into a graphic. Using dojo.xhr you request the file via AJAX.
Start by requiring the dojox.gfx and packages. Rendering the GFX image is equally as simple: Hopefully you've found the process to be simple to this point. The JSON file could be relatively large (for a JSON file) but the flexibility we'll have with the end product is worth the size. The result of running the script through the converter is a JSON file which will look something like this: If you don't have the above package, you can easily find it with a quick Google search. Xsltproc svg2gfx.xslt YourSVGPhoto.svg > output.json The command to run the script is as follows: You'll want to rename the file to svg2gfx.xslt for maximum capability with processor. This file is the magic behind the conversion. Within the above directory you will find a svg2gfx.xsl file.
Within the Dojo SDK you'll want to find the following directory:
Graphicconverter svg download#
Obviously you'll want to download a fresh copy of the Dojo SDK.
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