Hi all,
I have a problem with the addEventListener-code for javascript. I want to
attach an eventlistener to
my svg-document; this way I want to register if the user clicks anywhere in
the window.
I have an svg-document with a link to an external js-file. In that file
there is the following
hi,
I want to add border to the below group element (ie) tag. How to
achieve this?
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Cool, setting height=100% on html, body, and containing div in lively
kernel makes the page render the same as in webkit. It's still a bit
strange, though, there's now a vertical scrollbar and and a lot of
empty space underneath. But at least this is cross-browser
strangeness, and it would probably
I haven't got any reply on the following question. I think that is because I
didn't describe my quesiton clearly. Our tool use .htm format, in this .htm
file, seven svg files are called. In one of the svg file, several hyper links
are given. These links are supposed to be opened in the same bro
i believe it's a IE 7 specific problem. maybe you should ask for help from
MS support.
On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 3:53 AM, xuemei liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
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> I haven't got any reply on the following question. I think that is because
> I didn't describe my quesiton clearly. Our tool use .htm fo
>From my understanding that should work, and in some browsers it does.
To make it work in the other browsers too you could try it with
window.addEventListener("click", click, false);
or
document.documentElement.addEventListener("click", click, false);
Might be they don't both work the same way
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