I am genuinely embarrassed. I did searches on the FM-tech site and
followed leads from the W3.org site after finding the specification
there, and I simply cannot believe that I did not - apparently - do
a googling. I guess I'd travelled the road to brain death further
than I'd realized. Probably googled a half dozen other things while
I was in the process of not googling that!
Thanks.
Bill Holt
On Aug 2, 2009, at 5:41 PM, Winfried Huslik wrote:
Bill,
Hint: Google for SVG example files.
The first match was <http://www.w3schools.com/svg/svg_rect.asp>
which might get you started.
Winfried
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On 2009-08-02, at 22:51, Bill Holt wrote:
For the uninitiated, SVG means scalable vector graphics, which
consists of objects in three forms: text, bit map images and, taa
daa, primitive graphic elements. The Filemaker web viewer is
supposed to be capable of rendering SVG objects. I've been
banging my head against various hard objects for some hours now
trying to figure out how to work with the graphic primitives but
have not been able to find an example that I can make work.
Would anyone have a snipit of code that could be referenced by web
viewer to generate something as simple as a line segment? All I
can offer in return is gratitude, but lots of that.
TIA
Bill Holt
