I'm considering implementing something to help display the resulting SVG graph (generated using nvd3.js) in Internet Explorer
The difficulty with this is that I do not use d3.js, which has some support for raphael.js (via D34raphael). Raphael.js basically accepts svg elements and draws a path around them in its shell functions to generate vml or svg. Some people report that they can execute all the d3 logic and then crop the actual svg pattern in the raphael expression.
But NVD3.js generates svg elements in many places around the code, and not in one place.
I was considering solutions that include starting an ajax call on my php server which will read the html page displayed, extract the nvd3 svg rendering and create the image in its place. I’m not sure how practical this is until I go down this rabbit hole.
SVGweb doesn't seem to really work, Chrome Frame is actually not an option, so I'm not sure what other people are using. Any insight appreciated
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