| The following examples show how
to view a dynamically generated model online
using either the built in SVG library or using
an image rendering page. To view the SVG content
correctly,
download an SVG plug-in. For further
information and code examples, view our
online support documentation. SVG
Online Example
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) offers smooth,
scalable vector-based graphics with a smaller
file download and faster server processing time.
Items in the SVG model are hyperlinked using the
Hyperlink property for Shapes, Lines etc.
SVG currently requires a plug-in for both Microsoft
Internet Explorer Browsers and Netscape
compatible browsers.
View the
SVG Example page.
(requires an SVG plugin)
Image based Online Example
The image approach offers no-touch deployment
of web based models with slightly higher server
processing requirements. File download sizes an
be much bigger for large models (over 1000x1000
pixels). Any supported web image format can be
used (.PNG,.JPEG,.GIF). The following example
uses the .PNG format.
View the
Image Example page.
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