It could be such bad performance though, that I would rather have no markers in IE.
Having trouble getting it to work, so aborting. It is messign up the force layout something fierce.
Code I used just subsequent to calculating "point" on polylines:
boundLinks.each((link: ConceptGraph.Link)=>{
var linkSvg = $("#linkline"+link.id).first();
// var parent = linkSvg.parent();
// console.log(linkSvg);
// console.log(parent);
// linkSvg.remove();
// parent.append(linkSvg);
var p1 = document.getElementById("#link_line_"+link.id);
var parent = p1.parentNode;
parent.removeChild(p1);
parent.appendChild(p1);
console.log("Terrible");
everbeek
commented
9 years ago
In IE, we can work around the no-marker problem by removing and re-adding the link from its parent node, from: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17654578/svg-marker-does-not-work-in-ie9-10 http://jsfiddle.net/kaljak/5zTv9/3/
It could be such bad performance though, that I would rather have no markers in IE.
Having trouble getting it to work, so aborting. It is messign up the force layout something fierce.
Code I used just subsequent to calculating "point" on polylines: boundLinks.each((link: ConceptGraph.Link)=>{ var linkSvg = $("#linkline"+link.id).first(); // var parent = linkSvg.parent(); // console.log(linkSvg); // console.log(parent); // linkSvg.remove(); // parent.append(linkSvg);