Can you explain how you're serving your document, what kind it is and what
DOCTYPE you're including?
On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 7:34 PM, Chris Peto wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> I don't understand why IE9 goes to IE 9 Quirks mode, instead of IE9
> standard, since svg is implemeted!?
>
> I have to go to
Hi,
I don't understand why IE9 goes to IE 9 Quirks mode, instead of IE9
standard, since svg is implemeted!?
I have to go to F12 then IE9 standard.
Can anyone explain that or tell me how to get it to go normal IE?
Mit freundlichen Grüßen/Regards
Chris Peto
Freelance System Developm
Well, I have written SVG/javascript for many years and have found that, now,
most do, but at certain times did not.
So, to be safe, I use all of the below, because you never know what a
customer has installed.
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From: svg-developers@yahoogroups.com [mailto:svg-developers@
Hi,
The linked example is not meant to work cross-browser, but it demonstrates
the technique of rolling your own simple focus system using script, such
that individual elements are capable of receiving keyboard events, and that
technique can be applied across different SVG implementations.
Jake
Are there browsers that support SVG that do not also
support addEventListener?
On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 10:06 PM, Chris Peto
wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> Yes, I use "addEventListener" too, but to make sure that in "all" browsers
> (old and new) it works as I have stated.
>
>
> " Using DOM level 0 interfac
Hi,
Yes, I use "addEventListener" too, but to make sure that in "all" browsers
(old and new) it works as I have stated.
" Using DOM level 0 interfaces (e.g. get/setAttribute) for registering event
listeners seems novel, but I have never seen it used in practice. Does it
have any advantages over a
Hi,
Probably more helpful is the explanation of "then in use":
then in use:
XXX.prototype.onMouseDown = function(evt)
{
if(getFocus() != this)
setFocus(this);
...
}
Hope that helps, if not feel free to ask.
Cheers,
Chris
From: svg-developers@yahoogroups.com [ma
Hi,
I have my own focus system:
//widget focusing
var gFocusObj = null;
function getFocus()
{
return gFocusObj;
}
//--
--
function setFocus(newfocusobject)
{
if(gFocusObj && gFocusObj.killFocus)
That's very cool but I'm not really interested in something browser specific.
Also, i searched everywhere through that code and found no mention of the SVG
focus events. Every element has the onfocusin event but yet every description
of it in documentation is very vague and I can find no example
* Jacob Beard wrote:
>Third, in your example, is it really necessary to prefix "ecmascript" to the
>callback function name? My understanding is that, as opposed to clicking a
>link with an "ecmascript" or "javascript" URI handler, the string contents
>of on* attributes will simply be evaled in the
Hi,
Just a few notes about your example.
First, I believe you should use document.documentElement as opposed to
document.rootElement.
Second, I think addEventListener is the recommended method for registering
event listeners on DOM nodes:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/element.addEventList
Hi,
You will find that these work for all browsers:
document.rootElement.setAttribute("onkeypress","ecmascript:gKeyPress(evt);")
;
document.rootElement.setAttribute("onkeydown","ecmascript:gKeyDown(evt);");
document['onkeypress'] = gKeyPress;
document['onkeydown'] = gKeyDown;
functio
You can implement your own focus system. For example, see the following
example comprising two editable text areas (Firefox only):
http://live.echo-flow.com/experimental/vi-everywhere/multi-editor.svg
Jake
On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 8:06 PM, dark3251 wrote:
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>
> Interesting. I could just keep tra
Interesting. I could just keep track of the last element clicked or something
similar. Certainly not ideal but I can live with that until something better
comes along.
So what would be the actual function of these focus events if there are no
built in keyboard events? I did a quick test but i c
Would something like PhantomJS help: http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/ ?
Jeff
On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 9:11 AM, matthias_moran wrote:
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>
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> Is it possible for a server process to generate accurate bitmap thumbnails
> of large svg documents ?
>
> I've looked at ImageMagik which can use libr
Thanks for your page, it could be helpful in the future, but for now I had
some closer integration with the IDE on my mind. My tools can offer me some
generic javascript methods available in ecmascript, methods from "dhtml",
properties like "innerWidth" and I would like to get similar code completi
* Bjoern Hoehrmann wrote:
>Batik supports JavaScript, so if you have dynamically generated content
>you may have to use that. My http://cutycapt.sf.net/ can turn SVG into
>PNG and other formats aswell, and it supports JavaScript. IECapt should
>do the same if you have IE9 installed, but it does not
I think your best bet for handling keyboard events interoperably across SVG
renderers is to register the key* event listener (keyup, keydown, keypress)
on the document root element. Some renderers do things differently - for
example Batik can receive keypress events on individual elements based on
I've created a listing and examples of SVG methods, properties, styles, and
attributes for scripting. (the file below is best viewed in IE9)
See; http://www.svgDiscovery.com/SVGJavascriptREF/
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, ZdenÄk Kedaj wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I have spent quite some learnin
* matthias_moran wrote:
>I've looked at ImageMagik which can use librsvg to do it but how accurate is
>it ?
Wikimedia uses rsvg to make thumbnails on Wikipedia and Commons, so you
can look there to get an idea.
>Is it necessary to somehow build a javascript engine into the server to
>run all th
Am I right to assume there are no keyboard events associated with SVG at this
time? I see nothing in the specifications although the confusing thing to me is
that I see events describing "focus" as if there were keyboard events (e.g.
onfocusin/out). Am I just misunderstanding the meaning of focu
Hello,
I have spent quite some learning the SVG and some scripting around,
but It could have been much faster if I had the IDE support for
available methods and properties. For my IntelliJ IDEA it could be
simply achieved by adding a .js file containing just the signatures
(prototypes) of methods t
David, Thank you very much for the suggestion.
But I am doing in bit different way, lets suppose the code as:
First time, it works properly for image/1.jpg but when I update the image to
image/2.jpg (on "Next" button click event), the image/2.jpg is not using the
previous animation. As in
You can get the current position of an animated or otherwise transformed
element by using the method "getCTM()." This function will return the "current
transformation matrix" of the element. This will require a bit of reading to
understand, but the returned SVGMatrix object contains the translat
Is it possible for a server process to generate accurate bitmap thumbnails of
large svg documents ?
I've looked at ImageMagik which can use librsvg to do it but how accurate is it
?
I don't have a lot of control over the svg document content because it can come
from any number of different sou
Thanks.
As for the vs , the WC3 still states HTML5 is preferred
to . Is there a specific reason you would use an over an
?
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "David Dailey" wrote:
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> Take a look at
> http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/IG/resources/svgprimer.html#SVG_in_HTML .
> This was wr
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