No, it does not specify that attribute. I tried adding it manually to a sample svg file, but it didn't help - same behaviour as before.
ABrito Does your <g> specify the attribute pointer-events= "all"? > > http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/interact.html#PointerEventsProperty > > > Jonathan > > > > Sorry to insist, but does anyone have a clue on this subject? Or can you at >> least point me to some other place where I can ask for help? >> >> Thanks. >> >> --- >> >> Hello, >>> >>> I'm using batik to display SVG files on a JSVGCanvas and I'm trying to >>> respond to mouse click events over SVG elements with tags <a> >>> (SVGOMAElement) and <g> (SVGOMGElement). >>> Here is the code I'm using to add the event listener to a Node: >>> >>> if ((no.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("a")) || >>> (no.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("g"))) { >>> EventTarget etr = (EventTarget) no; >>> etr.addEventListener(SVGConstants.SVG_EVENT_CLICK, new >>> EventListener() { >>> public void handleEvent(Event evt) { >>> Log.debug("HANDLE EVENT"); >>> } >>> }, false); >>> >>> What happens is that the listener is correcly called when an <a> element >>> is clicked, but nothing happens when a <g> element is clicked! >>> I debuged the code above and verified that the "click" listener is being >>> added to the both node's bubblingListeners table >>> (etr->eventSupport->bubblingListeners). However, I noticed that the <a> >>> elements seem to have two other (default) listeners - for events "mouseout" >>> and "mouseover" - which are not present on the <g> elements. I don't believe >>> this is the cause, but ... >>> >>> Any ideas on what could be causing this behaviour? >>> >>> Regards, >>> ABrito >>> >> >> >
