@gilbert
To access the data of a D3 SVG element, you can use the datum()
or data()
methods.
- Using datum():
If you have a reference to the SVG element, you can use the datum() method to access its bound data:
var svgElement = d3.select("svg"); // Select the SVG element
var data = svgElement.datum(); // Get the bound data of the SVG element
- Using data():
If you have a selection of multiple SVG elements, you can use the data() method to access the bound data:
var svgElements = d3.selectAll("svg"); // Select multiple SVG elements
var data = svgElements.data(); // Get the bound data of the SVG elements
If you only want to access the bound data of a single specific element in the selection, you can use the datum() method on that element:
var firstSvgElement = svgElements.first(); // Get the first SVG element in the selection
var data = firstSvgElement.datum(); // Get the bound data of the first SVG element
The datum()
and data()
methods return the bound data of the selected or specified SVG element(s). Note that these methods will return undefined
if no data has been bound to the element(s).