Hello, I am Travsam, finally I presented my project to the teachers of
Kanazawa Institute of Technology and finally they aproved that, they
are also surprised for the development of an interactive game using SVG
as a way to put raster images such as the game board.
I want to thank Will Holger
the document.domain must be the same in both documents.
e.g document.doman = mydomain.com
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I am serving an svg from another location from the original
document.
I want that svg document to acces the top level.
but am not
Hi,
When developing with SVG and Javascript, we had to share objects in
both spaces (svg html).
So the best way to do this is implement a Javascript library
representing your objects in external files and carefully check
independence of the library code. Normally 90% of your code should
does anyone know of a way I can get XML content from sub1.mydomain.com
into an embed that is hosted on sub0.mydomain.com
where mydomain.com is the same server, but one is servered via non MS-
web server and the other via IIS (the xml from asp) via two different
IPs
???
I thought maybe I could
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does anyone know of a way I can get XML content from sub1.mydomain.com
into an embed that is hosted on sub0.mydomain.com
You can't, xmlhttp is not going to let this happen, just run a proxy on one
site to the other, so
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I know with IE I can use a different port (so leave www requests on
port 80 and xml requests on 8080)
Nope xmlhttp request is also limited by the port it can connect to, it can
only request back to the same port - in a
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I know with IE I can use a different port (so leave www requests
on
port 80 and xml requests on 8080)
Nope xmlhttp request is also limited
A correction:
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SECOND PART
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svg width=200px height=100px viewBox=0 0 200 100
titleVertical positioning with dy/title
text x=10 y=30 style=font-size:12pt;T/text
text x=10 y=*34* style=font-size:12pt;e/text
text x=10 y=*42* style=font-size:12pt;x/text
text x=10
Hi Salmi.
The problem is very simple and the output is very correct. DY does
not adjust the X position of the text. It continues to write in a
straight line except with a delta applied to the tspan. If you want
them to look the same, you would have to do the following:
text x=10 y=30
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I know with IE I can use a different port (so leave www requests
on
port
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site to the other, so all requests go to the one server.
does any body have a recomendation of good, cheap/free , proxy for w2000
???
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Subject: [svg-developers] Re: cross-domain interaction with XMLHTTP
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site to the other, so all requests go to the one server.
does any body have a recomendation of good, cheap/free , proxy for w2000
You don't
On Tuesday, November 8, 2005, 9:49:57 PM, Richard wrote:
RP Hi,
RP I made a disturbing discovery yesterday. Somebody who was thinking about
RP giving me some business tried to look at my website with Internet Explorer
RP but the window went blank for any page which contained SVG. He could see
RP
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svg width=50 height=50 viewBox=0 0 100 100
you are missing an SVG namespace declaration.
that certainly stops it displaying in several implementations.
Richard, Chris is right, see http://jwatt.org/svg/authoring/ for a list of
common
This may be a dumb question but it has to be asked...
Do they have an SVG viewer such as ASV3 installed?
Alastair
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On Tuesday, November 8, 2005, 9:49:57 PM, Richard wrote:
RP Hi,
RP I made a disturbing discovery
Hello all-
I am using Visual Studio 2005 (the latest release!) to develop a .NET
2.0 Windows application. I have a form with a webBrowser control in it
which I use to display SVG data. This browser is an embedded IE 6.0
with Adobe SVG Viewer 3.01. It can display static SVG fine.
I can call
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