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> > with the latest nightly built of Deer Park (20050722) your
knop2.svg
> > example also works on
> > MacOSX as expected. Nevertheless with ASV3 on OSX I can't get
> > knop2.svg to work (tested
> > with Firefox 1.06,
meikelneu schrieb:
> --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Holger Will <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> > > with the latest nightly built of Deer Park (20050722) your
> knop2.svg
> > > example also works on
> > > MacOSX as expected. Nevertheless with ASV3 on OSX I can't get
> > > knop2.svg to wor
Holger Will schrieb:
> meikelneu schrieb:
>
> > --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Holger Will <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > > with the latest nightly built of Deer Park (20050722) your
> > knop2.svg
> > > > example also works on
> > > > MacOSX as expected. Nevertheless with ASV3 on
Hello Barend,
thanks for the links. I've already downloaded GIS data for Romania
from maproom and I'm quite impressed.
One more question, since I'm new with this:
any recommendation for a tool to convert GIS to SVG (I've found quite
a bunch but instead of testing them all I'd like to know user's
Hi George
It depens a lot on what you want to do with your data.
- I don't really know ArcView but there might be some tools converting once for
all shp files to svg.
This is used when you want to show all your objects and only change the storke,
fill and so.
- If you need more complicated tr
Hi you can easily replace parseXML like this:
if (typeof parseXML=='undefined') {
parseXML = function (cstring) {
var parser = new DOMParser();
return ( parser.parseFromString( cstring, "text/xml") )
}
}
John Ophof
http://open-modeling.sourceforge.net
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well, depends on what you have available and where you want the SVG to be
stored or to come from...
My project (http://kartoweb.itc.nl/RIMapper) uses the data stored in a
geospatial DB (MySQL, could also be PostGIS) and on-the-fly translation to SVG
by a webservice.
Carto.net (http://www.carto.
i try to do this operation, i use firefox natif svg:
That is the code svg i try to execute:
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";
width="200" height="200" >
Hi Carine
Surprisingly, I had exactly the same problem yesterday.
I solved id remplacing
node=parseXML(svg);
by
node=parseXML(svg).firstChild;
And you do not need "doc.importNode(doc2,true);" line
It should work well.
It sounds like Mozilla ParseXML create a XML document containing the objec
Hi Carine,
You can also try something like this. More DOM tree insertion and an
extra element.
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"; width="200"
height="200" >
thank you jerome
but i this solution can't solve my problem the svg element can't
insert in my svg document.
the navigator can't signal any error, but my element is not insert
into document.
please if you solve your problem check my program and give me the
error your are say.
thanks
http:/
john,
i want to use the parseXML function to resolve my problem.
because i try to parse document svg and insert in other document.
if you have the solution with the parseXML i will be very relieved.
thanks
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kouejou schrieb:
> thank you jerome
>
> but i this solution can't solve my problem the svg element can't
> insert in my svg document.
>
> the navigator can't signal any error, but my element is not insert
> into document.
>
>
> please if you solve your problem check my program and give me the
> er
thank you jerome.
the proposition work correctly.
Carine
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Carine
>
> Surprisingly, I had exactly the same problem yesterday.
>
> I solved id remplacing
>
> node=parseXML(svg);
> by
> node=
I'm very curious about the lack of interest in such a thing...is the SVG
developers forum simply losing participants? Is there such contempt for
Microsoft that it interferes with rational thinking? Has the community "given
up"?
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Hi Rick,
I think that the lack of reaction on your idea is not necessarily a sign of
lack of interest. My reaction was not to react because it sound utterly logic
and I therefore thought " yes of course native SVG(T) support in IE8 would be
good...", and yes also ".. if its using the standard..
Who says there is going to be an IE 8 anyway? MSFT wasn't going to
release another version of IE, but they backed off of that idea, and
decided to create IE7. If they were not going to release another
version of IE, then they probably had something else in the works.
Not sure if that some else w
Well said - but unless we try, we'll never know...but between VML, XAML/WVG,
this isn't a huge task for them and would help dispel some of the distaste for
"standards non support".
"Standards are like toothbrushes - everyone knows they need one, but do not
want to use someone else's..."
- Ri
In fact, it will break any SVG viewer that validates SVG, including Batik,
as the tags and the likes are not in the SVG DTD, and Adobe
failed to put it in its own namespace.
You may be able to detect that ASV3 is running and create the menu
with DOM code instead, I don't know. I decided the menu
*rantish*
For me it's not that IE is MS, it's mostly just an "*eyeroll* Oh,
another implementation to consider, yay." reaction.
Though if IE standards conformance is indicative, I fear it good. That
and the MS lack of interest of developing IE in any serious way
over the last, say, five years (
Hi,
is there any way to set a timeout or refresh to ensure that any page
loaded via getURL is refreshed/reloaded periodically?
Cheers
Martin...
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Hi Martin,
Make a routine which is run by a timer in the routine your getrul is
ther somethink like:
function refreshcontent () {
geturl ( yoururl, callbackfunction);
}
function callbackfunction () {
// check if geturl did well if not stop the timer
}
otimerframe = setTimeout ( "refreshconte
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