> > Yes of course, this a big advantage of batik (in my opinion :-)).
> > If you register a mouselistener on the jsvgcanvas then the
> event object
> > is the shape you clicked. Oh, I give you the method, to help you :-)
> > (maybe this is not the best method, I don't know)
> > You get the element on which you want add the listener (i.e. with
> > getelementbyid) and then use addEventListener("click",
> > listenerClassObject, false) on it. Of course the svg
> element must have a
> > onclick attribute (even empty)
>
> Actually the document does not need an 'onclick' attribute at
> all, but in this case you need to tell the JSVGCanvas that the
> document will be used as a dynamic document by calling
> JSVGCanvas.setDocumentState(ALWAYS_DYNAMIC).
Ah ok, and before the 1.5 final release ? I think I've made this because
it didn't work but it would be more sure that I'm wrong ;-)
> It defaults to
> AUTODETECT which looks for script elements and/or event attributes
> to decide if the document should be treated as dynamic.
Well, I've read this in the doc.
Then I will remove these attributes from my document, as they are not
needed and I use the dynamic part.
O
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