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I'm trying to use Raphael JS, but jQuery selectors don't seem to work with Raphael JS in IE8. In Chrome and Firefox this works: var paper = ScaleRaphael("test", 500, 500); var c = paper.circle(50, 50, 40); c.node.setAttribute('class','bluecircle'); $('.bluecircle').attr({fill: 'blue'}); But in Internet Explorer (IE8, which uses VML instead of SVG) nothing is shown. Basically what I'm trying to do is to give each object a class, so I can use Jquery selectors to manipulate all objects at once that have a certain class... Does anybody know a way how to do this, that also works in IE ? This is not

I started using Raphael.js a few days ago and I'm really enjoying it. The only thing I haven't been able to figure out is how to get the "paper" or svg/vml tag to fill the browser window like an swf. See this example. Note the way the above example resizes with the browser window I was able to get the "paper" to resize with the browser window, but no luck getting all the vector graphics to adjust their size. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. EDIT I tried a bunch of different routes with this. viewBox worked great but its SVG only. I just figured out how to do it using Raphael sets and

I'm working with Raphael.js to make cross-browser interactive vector graphics, trying to add a new feature with separate code to make the feature work in 'SVG mode' and 'VML mode'. My problem is, I can't see any way to inspect, debug, change or even see the defining properties of the actual IE VML output that Raphael creates. In SVG, it's easy - you just dig into the DOM with Firebug or Inspect Element and the SVG is right there with the right markup. In IE7 and IE8 in VML however, after hitting 'Refresh' in IE browser tools, there are lots of <shape/> entities - but they all claim to have

Just wondering if anybody has come across a tool or anything to make the process easier of converting VML to SVG or some other modern format (Silverlight, flash). I'm dealing with some legacy VML browser renderings and I'd like to make it cross browser compatible. Right now the vml is being generated on the server side. Would also be helpful if there was a chart to map VML markup to SVG, in table format as a cheat sheet or something. Thanks Ryu Vector Converter claims to convert between SVG and VML, among other formats. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1473773/are-there-any-tools-to

I have a website depending on vector drawing, for Internet Explorer I'm using VML and for other browsers I'm using SVG . IE8 however, doesn't have support for neither without falling back to IE7-mode which has VML. Therefore I'm including <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" /> . The problem (well, actually a good thing) is that IE9 now has support for SVG so I don't want it to fall back to IE7-mode which has much worse performance and compatibility. How do I tell only IE8 to fall back to IE7-mode but let IE9 stay in IE9-mode? Right now I'm doing a server side check on

I'm writing a bit of javascript and need to choose between SVG or VML (or both, or something else, it's a weird world). Whilst I know that for now that only IE supports VML, I'd much rather detect functionality than platform. SVG appears to have a few properties which you can go for: window.SVGAngle for example. Is this the best way to check for SVG support? Is there any equivalent for VML? Unfortuntaly - in firefox I can quite happily do all the rendering in VML without error - just nothing happens on screen. It's quite hard to detect that situation from script. For VML detection, here's what