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Hi all,
It seems like Mozilla Firefox 1.5 with native SVG support is now
officially released!
Congratulations to the Mozilla SVG team (Alex, Tim, Jonathan, etc.)
for their great work. To my knowledge this is the first webbrowser
that implements a good enough SVG and DOM subset to make SVG
Hi,
We want to use inline SVG with Ffx and studied
http://svg-whiz.com/wiki/index.php?title=Inline_SVG
when I run the example on that page it is rendered OK but Ffx browserx
first thinks what to do with it (download, open etc dialogue).
I configured Apache and Tomcat according to the Wiki page
Hi,
On 30 nov. 2005, at 10:49, Andreas Neumann wrote:
Mozilla SVG also supports HTML/SVG communication using ECMAscript.
This is also what the W3C calls Coumpound Documents where different
markups can be interleaved together so that a developer can always
use what he/she feels is the best
Anyone facing the same problem?
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, mchua1980 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi
I have a problem with embedding svg inside a svg file using the image
tag. My elements in the parent svg have inconsistent rendering i.e
partial rendering when zoom in/out or
Antoine,
As pointed out several times already, Mozilla SVG and Batik are
stricter regarding invalid SVG elements, missing
namespaces, mimetypes
and invalid DOM-methods.
And we can only applaud the Firefox for going this way,
everyone needs to have a strict environment to create
Does anybody know anything about inserting of svg image created in
Adobe Illustrator into another SVG file with the help of the image tag?
Nikolya
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Hi all,
On 11/30/05, Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems like Mozilla Firefox 1.5 with native SVG support is now
officially released!
It's worth mentioning that Mozilla Firefox 1.5 release candidate 3 became
the official Mozilla Firefox 1.5 release, so if you downloaded rc3
Yes, you can use the image tag to insert a svg into a svg file.
However, I am having problem with the rendering. Not sure if I am the
only one facing this problem.
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Nikolya Patskov
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody know anything about inserting
It would help if you describe which implementation you're having
trouble with. Firefox does not yet support SVG referencing another
SVG document within an svg:image tag. See Bug 272288:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=272288
Regards,
Jeff
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com,
Hi,
I struggling with to problems with HTTP POST ASV today. Here is the
first one.
I'm submitting an HTML form through a POST action and get an SVG in
response.
form action=Servlet?IE=.svg name=myform id=myform method=post
input type=hidden name=whatever value=v/
input type=submit /
/form
Hi all,
I have a question regarding .nodeValue vs. .data
For setting the content of a text element one can use either
.nodeValue or .data - which one is correct and standards conform and
which not?
Or can one use both methods with not particular advantages/disadvantages?
examples:
Hi Andreas,
They are both part of DOM2, and for Text nodes they are equivalent. In fact
Mozilla implements .nodeValue for such nodes by forwarding to .data.
-Jonathan
On 11/30/05, Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have a question regarding .nodeValue vs. .data
For setting
Hi,
My second issue is different but still related to HTTP POST ASV.
Now I'm back on ASV 3.02 as 3.03 is not working at all for my stuff
(see previous post).
I have something like the following:
html
form action=http://localhost:8080/tests/svg-servlet?IE=.svg;
name=myform id=myform method=get
I don't have a real solution, unfortunately, but the same problem.
Maybe you can display a text stating image loading ... behind the
image, which is then covered by the image, once it is loaded - not
very elegant and does not work if your image is transparent but maybe
better than nothing.
hi,
Since Firefox 1.5 dosent support all that ASV supports now.
I need to be able to use FireFox 1.5 with ASV (6?)
how do i do that ?
Some of the batik examples dont show properly in FireFox.
thanks
-rk
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Antoine Quint [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
On
Good idea, thanks. In an ideal world, it would be easy. For now,
whatever works.
Sean
Andreas Neumann wrote:
I don't have a real solution, unfortunately, but the same problem.
Maybe you can display a text stating image loading ... behind the
image, which is then covered by the image, once
Hi,
I have a few remarks,
var fnt_size = parseInt(txttoformat.getAttributeNS(null,font-
size));
vs
var fnt_size = parseInt(txttoformat.getAttribute(font-size));
These both work in Ffx 1.5. I read that
As pointed out several times already, Mozilla SVG and Batik are
stricter regarding invalid
Hi Domenico.
domenico_strazzullo:
I have a few remarks,
var fnt_size = parseInt(txttoformat.getAttributeNS(null,font-
size));
vs
var fnt_size = parseInt(txttoformat.getAttribute(font-size));
These both work in Ffx 1.5. I read that
As pointed out several times already, Mozilla SVG
Hi rk
you can disable the build-in SVG engine of Firefox. Just install the
ASV6 plugin. Then, type in your browser about:config. In the filter
field you should type svg. An option svg.enabled appears.
Doubleclick on it. With the next restart of your browser the ASV6 plugin
should work.
Hope
Le Jeudi 1 Décembre 2005 03:00, domenico_strazzullo a écrit :
My motion is for asking the immediate removal of 1.5 from the
download page and the release of a 1.6 build with switchable svg,
off by default. The option should also be accompanied by a notice
specifying in non technical language
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