Ensure that the user can operate, through keyboard input alone, any
user agent functionality available through the user interface.
Ronan,
This distinctly is an SVG issue, which was drawn to your attention at
our SVG meeting in London**.
your quote* is an admission of error, not an
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1.1 Ensure that the user can operate, through keyboard input alone,
any user agent functionality available through the user interface.
This capability already exists in all serious OS's, and adding this
functionality on Yet Another Layer will only create confusion where none is
Ronan,
as an accessibility consultant I use a variety of equipment and
operating systems, linux since '97-'98**, OS X currently and windows
whenever, certainly all three every workday.
Accessibility has to be included at each level, from document through
to application and operating
- Original Message -
From: Jeff Schiller
To: svg-developers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 8:36 AM
Subject: [svg-developers] Re: Does Firefox 1.5 support SVGZ?
You've been told many times in this mailing list that Firefox DOES
INDEED SUPPORT svgz.
This is one of many
Hi Richard,
Unfortunately Mozilla Firefox 1.5 can't load gzip compressed SVG locally
(that needs to be fixed), but it can load it from a server when served with
the correct HTTP headers. Here are a bunch of random links that should
demonstrate that for you:
Jonathan,
On Monday 19 December 2005 18:07, Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
Ronan,
as an accessibility consultant I use a variety of equipment and
operating systems, linux since '97-'98**, OS X currently and windows
whenever, certainly all three every workday.
Yes, the inclusion of legacy
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Hi,
I'm developing an application that the user can create many objects. I
did it in client-side. So, I have to send this objects to server, to be
save in a database. Ajax? SOAP? Could you post a URL or send me a
simple example?
Thanks for your attention.
Verusa
See the file.
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Hi Verusa,
I use IE6 and Active Server Pages.
I send XML to a file, then, I guess you can insert it as svg
elements into SVG file. However, I keep it as XML and then download
it later to propagate an SVG file on the client.
Below is an example with one element:
function sendCircle()
{
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