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wrote:
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> Hi Michel,
>
> Thanks for your response. I am using Adobe SVG viewer.
> Also, is there any other Interface (other than BBox()) through
which
> I can fetch the transformed attributes (x, y) of an SVG element in
> Javascript
Hi Michel,
Thanks for your response. I am using Adobe SVG viewer.
Also, is there any other Interface (other than BBox()) through which
I can fetch the transformed attributes (x, y) of an SVG element in
Javascript.
Thanks
-Aashish
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Yes, what exactly is entailed in converting an XSL into a pdf? amusing. I suppose you
could print out the text of the XSL into the pdf with some nice color coding heh.
Perhaps its a typo? Or maybe Alastair and I are missing something...
From: Alastair
Xml2PDF HotFolder version 0.9 beta
November 3, 2004
Altsoft N.V.
Altsoft N.V. announces the beta release of the new HotFolder edition
of its Xml2PDF formatting engine.
Xml2PDF Hotfolder is either a server or a client side application for
automatic convertion of XSL-FO, SVG, XSLT and XHTML to P
Adobe's SVG tutorial includes an example of manipulating the SVG Dom
using Javascript on the client. In this case, the javascript
highlights or unhighlights various parts by applying the "fill-
opacity" style to an enclosing element. Everything works great
when I've applied this technique
Hi, Alexander-
Thanks for your comment. It's always interesting to hear from viewer
implementors.
You comment about native time functions made me think that a viewer having
its own timer functionality will help with consistent timeline control, as
described in:
13.5 Time Manipulation
http://www
Hey Guys,
It has been a while since I've started that poll "If a SVG Viewer
would support C# (additionally to JS) with real objects and types,
would you use it?". Now there's a 50:50 decision of Yes/No and that
points to no clear result, so may I please the others here that
didn't yet vote t
Ronan,
> Good point about performance.
>
> But dont you think that asking each browser implementer to do this
is a bit of
> overkill? Granted, it takes the technical requirements out of the
developers
> and puts them in the hands of the infrastructure (viewer) people.
But man, at
> what
On Tuesday 02 November 2004 16.21, Alexander Adam wrote:
>
>Ronan,
>
>> I am confused why this is necessary. Is this functionality not
>basic to
>> all scripting languages? Is the desire to provide a common API so
>the
>> naming convention is scripting-language independant?
>
>Well, a few builti
On Tuesday 02 November 2004 16.41, Jim Ley wrote:
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>> SVG 1.2 Appendix B.1: SVGTimer Inteface
>>
>> I am trying to find new functionality that this requirement adds, and I
>> see none. From what I see, it requires scripting, and the m
Hi nchkittu,
Do not forget SVG Unleashed... a nice read.
http://www.isbn.nu/0672324296
Best,
Jon
Learn SVG - http://learnsvg.com
> > nchkittu wrote:
> >
> > >hai...
> > >
> > >book on svg
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> Xml2PDF HotFolder version 0.9 beta
> November 3, 2004
> Altsoft N.V.
>
>
> Altsoft N.V. announces the beta release of the new HotFolder edition
> of its Xml2P
Two questions:
1. Is it possible to apply 2 filters (filters, not filter
primitives) to a single element?
2. Is it possible for one filter to inherit and *extend* another
filter, i.e. I want filter b to have all the primitives of filter a,
plus additional primitives specific to b?
I know
Hi,
> JV> It really looks like Illustrator is somehow trying to weigh SVG down
> JV> with all its garbage; at least, the SVG files I've created with
> JV> Illustrator took some serious editing to be useful on my
> JV> "SVG-compliant" renderer.
> JV> Use inkscape and/or sodipodi. Both can be ins
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Grant Mc Auley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Andreas Neumann wrote:
>
> > None of the Macintosh browsers can communicate directly
> with the
> > plugin. This means that the SVG file within the browser
> cannot be
> > manipulated from the outside world. This is onl
Andreas Neumann wrote:
> None of the Macintosh browsers can communicate directly
with the
> plugin. This means that the SVG file within the browser
cannot be
> manipulated from the outside world. This is only possible
with
> Internet Explorer on Windows.
Is the limitation with the browsers,
Jérôme Tricand de la Goutte wrote:
> If you, or someone else know about a site where one could learn more
> about filters, I would be pleased to know. Thanks
http://www.svgopen.org/2002/papers/hirtzler__using_svg_filters/
http://www.digitalcraft.com.au/svg/tutorials/02/filterfetish.aspx
http://w
Hi all,
I am pleased to announce that the third SVG London Users Group meeting
will meet in central London (Zone 1) on:
Friday 26 November, 2004 starting at 19h.
The details of the venue are still being worked out, and will be announced
in a few days.
The announcement and available details hav
hi heiko
you are absolutly right. one has to use currentTarget, not target. but
for the firstChild problem, as long as there are no spaces, u can
securely use it.
as in my structure there is no space, it will work. and i dont think
that a more generic function is a good idea if you just want to
You can make a 'simple' xsl transformation to quickly clean your
illustrator svg files. Start with stripping everything that is in the
illustrator namespace... I've got a little xsl I use that works quite
well, I pass all my illustrator exported svg files through it and they
come out quite nice
rmpat77 wrote:
> I kinda get what you're saying, although I'm not exactly sure how to
> include the URL. The thing that bothers me is that, one of those JPGs
> is dynamically chosen i.e based on what selection is made in the
> form.
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
>>What you want to do is add:
This is great book...
SVG Programming: From Concepts to Source Code
by Oswald Campesato.
S.Pavan Kumar
> nchkittu wrote:
>
> >hai...
> >
> >book on svg
> >
>
>
>
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> So this is passing in a Reader (essentially a text version of
> an InputStream). As I think you should be able to see there
> is no way to know what should be used as the baseURL to resolve
> relative URLS with (so it can't find your images).
>
> What you want to do is add:
>
>
does anyone know why in safari on mac os x browserEval
("window.location.replace(\""someLocation"\")");
doesn't work? it works on PC just fine and works in Netscape on Mac
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Thomas DeWeese wrote:
>>What are you passing into the rasterizer?
>>A URL or an input Stream?
rmpat77 wrote:
> TranscoderInput input = new TranscoderInput(new
> StringReader(svgString));
So this is passing in a Reader (essentially a text version of
an InputStream).
Hey guys, I am new to the group and just wanted to say hi!
If you would like to check out a pic of me I took yesterday, or talk to me check my
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Thanks guys, I look forward to getting to know you all!
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>
> What are you passing into the rasterizer?
> A URL or an input Stream?
>
> Can you post the code you are using to invoke the rasterizer.
>
> I'm 99% certain that you are sending in a stream (that would
> go back to the client in the SVG case). In this case you need to
> ass
rmpat77 wrote:
>
> I am using the Struts framework for my project and the rasterizer is
> invoked in an actionclass. I have 2 choices in the jsp though, one to
> create a SVG and one JPG.
>
> I'm not sure if i've answered your question right...if not..please
> let me know. I appreciate you g
+ the very fine;
SVG Programming: The Graphical Web by Kurt Cagle
http://www.apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=91
Designing SVG Web Graphics by Andrew H. Watt
Sams Teach Yourself Svg in 24 Hours by Micah Laaker
http://www.svgnow.com/
michael bolger
http://www.svgx.org
nchkittu wrote:
>hai
I am using the Struts framework for my project and the rasterizer is
invoked in an actionclass. I have 2 choices in the jsp though, one to
create a SVG and one JPG.
I'm not sure if i've answered your question right...if not..please
let me know. I appreciate you guys taking time to look into t
Tonny Kohar wrote:
>>Thanks for responding. Actually i have 2 options on my page, one to
>>generate an SVG graphic and one to generate JPG. When I select SVG
>>option, the JPGs get loaded just fine. ITs only when I select the JPG
>>option is when all but the embedded JPGs appear correctly.
>>
http://www.kevlindev.com
SVG Essentials, O'reilly ISBN 0596002238
regards
Jonathan Chetwynd
http://www.peepo.co.uk "It's easy to use"
irc://freenode/accessibility
On 3 Nov 2004, at 05:10, nchkittu wrote:
hai...
i join today. i want beging book on svg. bcz in my company projects
are
Hi,
Holger Will wrote:
> why dont you go:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> so in myfunction,
> evt.target.firstChild is the useElement, and evt.target.parentNode
is
> the outer group.
>
I think you have to use evt.currentTarget:
In ASV3 evt.target will still return the use element, so
evt.targ
hi
yes this is part of the DOM spec, specificly its part of the
SVGElementInstance interface described here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/struct.html#InterfaceSVGElementInstance
hth
holger
ggb2g wrote:
>
> Hi Holger,
> first thanks for the trick with the g element, it was so simple!
> Do you know
Hi Holger,
first thanks for the trick with the g element, it was so simple!
Do you know if correspondingUseElement is Adobe specific or is part of
W3C DOM specs?
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> hi ggb2g
>
> in asv6 you would do something like this,(im not sure
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