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ddailey wrote:
...sometimes JavaScript window.setTimeout()... responds faster, and with less
jerkiness, than the corresponding SMIL animation. The latter is, however,
usually preferable in terms of the complexity of the code, but why might
the timing appear screwy with SMIL?
SMIL is just
Hi John,
I've noticed that a SMIL animation needs more resources (cpu), than
animation by scripting (I am using 40msec timing between displays for
scripting). Probably for that reason if you display two different
animations simultaneously (different SVG files on the same computer),
by SMIL, it
I am getting the error Access is denied - Line 5 column 9 when
trying to open another SVG file in a new window only when using IE 6
under Win XP SP2. The initial SVG image shows up fine in my HHTML
using this code:
embed src=svg/sc2.svg width=290 height=135
type=image/svg+xml
I am trying to
I am aware of this link for details on implementation status for SVG in
Firefox 1.5:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/svg/status-ff15.html
It doesn't seem to discuss getClientX() or getBBox() -- is that because
those are just little goodies that Adobe added into ASV3.0 that are not
really part
On 16 oct. 2005, at 16:24, ddailey wrote:
I tried to work around the aparent absence of these things with
statements
like:
if (evt.getClientX()) { .. do something ...}
getClientX() is not a standard method of the DOM, you should just use
evt.clientX instead. I'm pretty sure that'll
Hi TBone (steak?)
I guess, that the reason is the SPack2, which have a very high
security requirements. If my diagnostics is correct, then :
open the IE, click Tools, Internet Options, Advanced, choose
security, and check : Allow active content to run in files on My
Computer, click Apply,
Thanks Antoine, but no luck.
I tried this:
function putit(evt){
alert(happy)
alert(evt.clientX())
}
The first alert() fires just fine -- the second is ignored (as is everything
after it).
Having not had experience with beta software for about 20 years, I went
ahead and reported it to the
event.clientX is a property, not a function...
Try:
function putit(evt){
alert(happy)
alert(evt.clientX)
}
Cheers,
Alastair
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Thanks Antoine, but no luck.
I tried this:
function putit(evt){
alert(happy)
Hi, David-
It's not:
evt.clientX();
it's:
evt.clientX;
getBBox() is also supported, although there does seem to be something
buggy about it. I haven't troubled to track it down, but I think it only
works on visible, rendered objects. This behavior may or may not be correct,
but certainly is
Hi Jon,
I'd suggest for now you use setAttributeNS(null, 'p', 'value') since I
don't think the SVGPointList interface is supported by ASV. It just makes
things a bit more portable. Having said that:
On 10/16/05, Jon Saints [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simple question from a newbie: How can I
I think you have to construct the 'points' attribute, as a string, and then use
poly.setAttributeNS(null, 'points', pointsStr);
(BTW, this isn't a Firefox question, your script should work once it is
written ;) in any SVG environment.)
R
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event.clientX is a property, not a function...
Try:
function putit(evt){
alert(happy)
alert(evt.clientX)
}
Cheers,
Alastair
I knew that. How embarrassing.
thanks,
David
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I looked and under IE, Tools | Internet Options | Advanced |
Security, Allow active content to run in files on My Computer is
checked (enabled).
Odd thing is that if I have the a href hit the same code it works
fine. Not sure why that is the case.
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