On Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 10:10:44 AM, Z wrote:
ZTM Hi,
ZTM This works with the adobe plugin, but not with firefox 1.5:
ZTM *event.getCurrentNode().getOwnerDocument();
ZTM *does anyone know what the firefox equivalent for this is?
Its not a case of the Firefox equivalent.
The syntax
Bad Cameron! No cookie! You forgot to declare the XLink namespace in the
root.
svg xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg;
xmlns:xlink=http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink;
a xlink:href=two.svg
rect x=100 y=100 width=100 height=100/
/a
/svg
Regards-
Doug
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Thanx,
Its not that big a change and it seems that I don't have to do much in
terms of rewriting my code.
zafar
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On Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 10:10:44 AM, Z wrote:
ZTM Hi,
ZTM This works with the adobe plugin, but not with firefox 1.5:
ZTM
Doug Schepers:
Bad Cameron! No cookie! You forgot to declare the XLink namespace in the
root.
Heh, yes, you found me out secretly trying to undermine your
pro-namespaces campaign! :)
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Hi everyone,
i'd like to write a small application for viewing event-locations. I
don't want to use map-services such as map24 because of two reasons:
1. I'd like to program it myself
2. I'd like to be able to insert special icons (POI, event-icon ..) and
tool-tips.
I thought, i'll insert the
Simon,
In addition to the toolkits mentioned, this is also possible using
SharpVectorGraphics-- it has support for use, but no scripting
currently-- certain features are a little spotty. But if you are in an
ASP.NET environment then it threads in seamlessly.
BTW: if you do check it out-- the
I'm trying to generate a PDF using SVG file and Adobe Document Server.
Just to give an overview of what I am doin:
I create an SVG with all the fields and pass to the adobe documnet
server an xml document containing the values of the text fields and
the svg to generate a pdf.
The problem is
Anyone care to comment on the Google Maps API?
http://www.google.com/apis/maps/
When I searched SVG in the Google Maps Group
(http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps-API), some listings came up.
Samples of the mash-ups can be found on this guy's blog:
http://googlemapsmania.blogspot.com/
Hi,
Is there a programmatic way in java to embed my SVG document, which has
lots of javascript into PDF? I am currently using FOP. but i am not sure
how I can use FOP to embed SVG into PDF.
Zafar
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Hi,
Does anyone know about a program that finds and highlights the
differences between two versions of an SVG chart? Ideally, the program
should only produce visible differences. I think it is rather difficult
to make a general tool, but I suppose with a couple of restrictions
(e.g. equal IDs
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Anyone care to comment on the Google Maps API?
Sure, it's an API, it's very mappy..
When I searched SVG in the Google Maps Group
(http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps-API), some listings came up.
Yeah, both me and
Hey Everyone.
OK. First off, I am BRAND NEW to SVG development, so I have a lot of
questions and no experience. Heck, three days ago I didn't even know
what SVG was. The more I read about it, though, the more I like it.
I could easily ask a hundred questions here, but I will limit it to
one
Hi all,
Is it possible to create an SVG form (like a VB or HTML from) that can
be used to data from the user and select svg elemts based on that.
In my application I am trying to selector add or delete svg elements
(lines, polylines and points) based on the attributes associated with
the
Am not entirely sure if I follow your question but I think SVG can do the
sorts of things you describe with JavaScript.
See for example:
http://marble.sru.edu/~ddailey/svg/hexemb5.html (for some hex-tiling
constructed on-the-fly)
and http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/tiles.svg (for a
I have written functions to translate my mouse event
coordinates to SVG coordinates. Is there is a built
in SVG way for doing this?
Thanks
Jon
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Hai sakthidasan,
Try:
var grouptit=svgDocument.createElementNS(svgns,'g');
Regards,
Francis
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Hai,
Thanxs for the reply to my previous request on map.I learned that
it
is not possible to get the coordinates
Cameron,
I'll send anyone a case of Orios, when they begin to address the
namespace quagmire in a developer-friendly method for SVGers.
The Cookie Monster(aka namespaces are dumb,dumb,dumb)
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Doug
Ok, what I am trying to do is make a circle go from visible to hidden
over and over again. I can get it to do it if I have two animations:
one that goes from visible to hidden and one that goes from hidden to
visible. But I was wondering if I could make one animation that would
repeat from hidden
Hi Joshua,
Actually, to accomplish this, your don't need the animate element.
Try:
var circleBlinker=//---access your circle via getElementId i guess
is the easiest---
//--start the blinker via some event, onload, whatever---
function startBlinker()
{
Hi,
i'm just starting off into SVG. i've downloaded the Batik package. I
plan
to use SVG to generate runtime graphs for my Java Swing based Application.
I need some articles or code samples to get started with creating graphs in
SVG.
i'm waiting eagerly for inputs from this group:)
Hi, Prashant-
Could you specify what you mean by graphs? Do you mean node-edge graphs, or
charts (like line charts, bar charts, pie charts, etc.)
There are examples of both on the Web, but if we know details about what you
want, we can be more specific.
Also, if you're going to be using Java
Hi, Francis-
Francis Hemsher wrote:
|
| Adobe's SVG viewer provided that feature,
| methinks because it was a means of helping us early neophites
| to apply SVG.
No, I'm pretty sure that it's as Chris Lilley said a couple of days ago [1],
that they were needed for Netscape 4, and are simply
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