I agree, for some reason I had to also resubscribe as well and pretty
much this Yahoo Forum pi**ess me off as I now have had to subscribe 3
times in about 2 years or so.
What I cant understand is why we dont have a proper forum rather then
this ancient yahoo group thing, I reckon it puts
Sean,
you have to put your embed tag into an external svg file, then you do not
have to activate the ActiveX
For example
in you html:
embedHead();
in an external javascript:
function embedHead() {
document.write('embed type=image/svg+xml name=head
src=embfiles/head.svgz width=765px
Samy
Thank you. Not sure what I was thinking of - the solution is obvious
in retrospect - I was just barking up the wrong tree.
BTW b22gate refers to Gate B22 at some airport I was at when I created
the account - no relation to Bill at all.
b22
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Samuel
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, campin_b [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to make the double space working in FireFox 1.5.
ex: A B C
#32; and nbsp; are not working
nbsp; is an entity reference defined for HTML and XHTML but not SVG
but you can simply use #160; ( # 1 6 0 ;)
Works with -
1) static SVG
2) If you are interacting with SVG DOM
But it fails if you have loaded multiple SVGs and you are interacting
with SVG DOM, as methods defined has to be called with
global window object
example
window.plotChart();
If you have two SVG control loaded then it working
Back when I started SVGBasics.com, I didn't expect Firefox to pick up
SVG so quickly or the rush of people that started using it. I just
thought it'd be an interesting technology to write about. Then I got
sucked in with all the possibilities and Jeff went whole hog on
developing client apps.
Hi Martin,
Oh, I see
32 = normal space
160 = Non-breaking space
then #160; is ok
Thank you so much, this works great !
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Martin Honnen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, campin_b campin_b@ wrote:
Is there a way to make
We don't have a 'proper' web forum because this is a mailing list.
For a web forum, go to svg café. Many People on this mailing list like it that
way.
Web forums require readers to be online to view/reply to postings. They
further require that participants visit the pages actively rather than
This may be of interest to the general SVG Developers crowd.
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: [SVG-Mobile] Call for Entries: BitFlash Mobile SVG content
competition
Date: Monday 17 April 2006 19:51
From: Kathie Fitzgerald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a bid to
Hi All,
is SVG dying a slow death?
IMHO, No...and in support of David's post, if you check out the section on
this page (http://www.nngroup.com/reports/life_cycle_of_tech.html) titled
Diffusion of Innovation there's a useful diagram that maps the adoption of
technology over time. We could
Everyone has their own way they like to have discussions. Some people
like mailing lists, some people don't. I think Ronan has a point that
web forums are generally more complex, but the fact that they're on
the web makes them more accessible to people who may have less of an
interest in the topic
I don't think it's Flash that SVG is really going to go head to head
against but XAML. I'm guessing that people are going to start forming
up around either new MS stuff or W3C stuff for their RIA (Rich
Internet Applications - I didn't invent it, I'm just using it because
we all know what it is)
Kiyut just released Sketsa SVG Graphics Editor 3.3.1, a cross platform
vector drawing application based on SVG. It features various tools for
optimizing content creation, giving designers unsurpassed support for
creativity. These tools include property palette, source editor,
resources editor, SVG
On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 09:28:01 -0600, Bill Thoen wrote:
If somebody sets up an alternative SVG discussion
forum using something like GNU mailman and doesn't require a lot of
marketing demograpohics information, I'd be there like a shot and would
never go back to a Yahoo forum again.
Perhaps
Hello,
I need some help.
I'm beginning to work on feature whereby a viewer can zoom into a
segment of the SVG document and send that view off to a friend, via
email.
Based on that view, its elements, translations, and zoom level, I can
build an SVG document on the server. After It's built,
Hi, Francis-
Francis Hemsher wrote:
|
| Based on that view, its elements, translations, and zoom level, I can
| build an SVG document on the server. After It's built, then I want to
| convert it into base64 (gif) and include that in the email.
Well, base64 is just an encoding; it doesn't
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