fix where the gradient fill would not find the defining element, when url contains anchor (#) information #950
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…ment because it is referred to in an absolute manner, and the url would include anchor (#) tags the url has been replaced to document.location.pathname, which is the relative reference I am not sure of the implications of this modifications, but the fix worked beautifully for me.
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See also #939, please merge this fix. We are still stuck on an old version of Raphael (2.1.2 with bower or even 2.1.0 with browserify) where this doesn't occur and we would really like to use the new features of Raphael. |
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This is causing problems for us using Raphaël in an Angular app. |
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the gradient fill wouldn't find its defining elements from the svg defs section, because it is referred to in an absolute manner, and the url would include anchor (#) tags.
the url has been replaced with "document.location.pathname", which is the relative reference, and seems to be working.
I am not sure of the implications of this modifications, but the fix worked beautifully for me.