Closed ahaselsteiner closed 6 years ago
Injecting it from the web works locally. It also works on heroku, but for some reason I don't understand when it is injected on heroku, the javascript visualization works but the pdf is not displayed anymore.
It works when it is injected in base.html. However, on heroku it is a bit quirky. It might be that heroku needs some extra time running until the functionality is there, I am not too sure.
Anyway, this issue is solved now by injecting two files of vis.js in base.html. There also other javascript is injected similarly.
Currently, virocon's repo contains the complete vis.js repository, see https://github.com/ahaselsteiner/virocon/tree/master/contour/static/vis-4.20.1
Instead of including it on our repo, we should have it as a dependency. Or if this does not work out for some reason, we should only include the few files from vis.js that are really necessary into our repo.