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    Display SVG Images from URL?

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      crismancich
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      Hi,

      is there a way to display SVGs loaded from a url on the Core display?

      Background: I have a plant watering solution with the Soil Moisture Sensor. I'm using an http request to send the data to thingspeak and get this graph:
      https://thingspeak.com/channels/1355841/widgets/295802

      Now I want to extract the SVG, display and update it on the M5Stack.

      Ideas? I'd love to go with the flow designer.

      Thanks,
      Boris

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        ajb2k3
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        Not at present.

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