I’m attempting to upload a SVG file created by matplotlib. The file checks as valid at various SVG validators. There is no error message, just upload failed. How do I figure out what is happening?
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SVG upload failed with no error message
+1Best answer by Leianne C
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Please refer to this post for guidance, and feel free to follow the instructions if you're attempting to use Lucidspark.
SVG scaling | Community (lucid.co)
There are chances your use case may also related to the below given situation
SVG import fill-rule="evenodd" | Community (lucid.co)
Altogether you can also give a try with the first help article and keep us posted, accordingly.
We also look forward to hearing from other community members and associates, who may have alternative suggestions that could better address your requirements.
Hope this helps - Happy to help further!!
Thank you very much and have a great one!
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+15Hi
There are a couple of issues that we consistently come up against with SVGs. Do you mind reading through and seeing if any of these could be the cause of what you are experiencing?
- Please try the SVG import in a Chrome Incognito browsing session. This often improves performance by clearing your cache and cookies and disabling your extensions.
- Our SVG import can only upload a file size of 150 KB or smaller. If you are attempting to upload a larger SVG, I would recommend downloading a smaller copy of that image and it should upload successfully.
Please let me know if you see any improvements after trying the steps above, or if you have any questions!
+1OK so the problem is that the SVG is just too big, and this was only my test case, others will be much larger.
But I’ve found that I was going the wrong way. What I want to do is create a CSV file and then make a heat map from that data.
Thanks everyone for pointing me in the right direction.
+15Thank you for the update,
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