问题
I'm building an SVG document which contains various image tags. The xlink:href (source URL) attributes for the images contain query strings with ampersands. If I escape them as %26 or the ascii encoding ? they're not valid query strings and the server won't deliver the image. I can't escape them with CDATA because they're attributes (not nodes). I've tried creating an xlink:href node within the image tag but that get's ignored by the SVG parser. I want to use pure SVG (not SVG within HTML) so that I can convert to a JPG later, thus scripting is out...
Any hints on how I can make the below work?
<image x="0" y="0" width="306" height="306" xlink:href="http://host.com/image.jpg?token=asdf&expiration=9384029&etc=etc"/>
Thanks!
回答1:
The solution is to replace the ampersands with the correct ascii code #38 and Not #63 (which is a question mark '?') as I had initially tried after mis-reading this question: using "?" in SVG href
Thanks to Stunti https://stackoverflow.com/users/54949/stunti
http://www.ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htm
回答2:
In all XML applications, including SVG, the following entities are valid without a custom DTD:
&
- &>
- ><
- <
In your case, this should work without resorting to ugly ASCII hacks:
<image xlink:href="http://foo.com/bar.jpg?token=asdf&exp=9384&etc=etc"/>
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6915058/ampersands-in-xlinkhref-attributes-of-svg-images