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I have made function that will load to specific div svg file from url:



function load_vector(divId, vector_url) {
var div = $(divId);

div.load(vector_url);

console.log(div.find('svg').html());
}


I call this function like this:



load_vector("#myDiv", "/path/to/vector/file.svg");


It successfully loads svg file to this div and now I have it as html in my page.



However I can't get contents of this svg file



console.log(div.find('svg').html());


This returns undefined.



Whad did I miss?










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    I have made function that will load to specific div svg file from url:



    function load_vector(divId, vector_url) {
    var div = $(divId);

    div.load(vector_url);

    console.log(div.find('svg').html());
    }


    I call this function like this:



    load_vector("#myDiv", "/path/to/vector/file.svg");


    It successfully loads svg file to this div and now I have it as html in my page.



    However I can't get contents of this svg file



    console.log(div.find('svg').html());


    This returns undefined.



    Whad did I miss?










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      I have made function that will load to specific div svg file from url:



      function load_vector(divId, vector_url) {
      var div = $(divId);

      div.load(vector_url);

      console.log(div.find('svg').html());
      }


      I call this function like this:



      load_vector("#myDiv", "/path/to/vector/file.svg");


      It successfully loads svg file to this div and now I have it as html in my page.



      However I can't get contents of this svg file



      console.log(div.find('svg').html());


      This returns undefined.



      Whad did I miss?










      share|improve this question













      I have made function that will load to specific div svg file from url:



      function load_vector(divId, vector_url) {
      var div = $(divId);

      div.load(vector_url);

      console.log(div.find('svg').html());
      }


      I call this function like this:



      load_vector("#myDiv", "/path/to/vector/file.svg");


      It successfully loads svg file to this div and now I have it as html in my page.



      However I can't get contents of this svg file



      console.log(div.find('svg').html());


      This returns undefined.



      Whad did I miss?







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          Need to wait until the load process is complete (it is async). Wrap your console.log inside a callback function. Something like:



          div.load(vector_url, function() {
          console.log(div.find('svg').html());
          });





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          • Ooops. That wonderful world of async javascript. So many mysteries to discover. Thanks for answer).
            – Mr.D
            Nov 24 '15 at 2:31












          • haha you are welcome!
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          Need to wait until the load process is complete (it is async). Wrap your console.log inside a callback function. Something like:



          div.load(vector_url, function() {
          console.log(div.find('svg').html());
          });





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          • Ooops. That wonderful world of async javascript. So many mysteries to discover. Thanks for answer).
            – Mr.D
            Nov 24 '15 at 2:31












          • haha you are welcome!
            – 1cgonza
            Nov 24 '15 at 2:46
















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          Need to wait until the load process is complete (it is async). Wrap your console.log inside a callback function. Something like:



          div.load(vector_url, function() {
          console.log(div.find('svg').html());
          });





          share|improve this answer





















          • Ooops. That wonderful world of async javascript. So many mysteries to discover. Thanks for answer).
            – Mr.D
            Nov 24 '15 at 2:31












          • haha you are welcome!
            – 1cgonza
            Nov 24 '15 at 2:46














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          Need to wait until the load process is complete (it is async). Wrap your console.log inside a callback function. Something like:



          div.load(vector_url, function() {
          console.log(div.find('svg').html());
          });





          share|improve this answer












          Need to wait until the load process is complete (it is async). Wrap your console.log inside a callback function. Something like:



          div.load(vector_url, function() {
          console.log(div.find('svg').html());
          });






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          • Ooops. That wonderful world of async javascript. So many mysteries to discover. Thanks for answer).
            – Mr.D
            Nov 24 '15 at 2:31












          • haha you are welcome!
            – 1cgonza
            Nov 24 '15 at 2:46


















          • Ooops. That wonderful world of async javascript. So many mysteries to discover. Thanks for answer).
            – Mr.D
            Nov 24 '15 at 2:31












          • haha you are welcome!
            – 1cgonza
            Nov 24 '15 at 2:46
















          Ooops. That wonderful world of async javascript. So many mysteries to discover. Thanks for answer).
          – Mr.D
          Nov 24 '15 at 2:31






          Ooops. That wonderful world of async javascript. So many mysteries to discover. Thanks for answer).
          – Mr.D
          Nov 24 '15 at 2:31














          haha you are welcome!
          – 1cgonza
          Nov 24 '15 at 2:46




          haha you are welcome!
          – 1cgonza
          Nov 24 '15 at 2:46


















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