hello,
svg seems to print well out of firefox 3 (also fits to page
orientation ) but it totally igonores tranparencies.
eg. here:
rect x=55 y=55 width=555 height=455 fill=red/
rect x=255 y=255 width=555 height=455 fill=green opacity=.4/
anyone observed this of knows more about this issue?
hello,
i did upgrade to IE8 for compatibilty tests and it seems getURL()
doesn't work as expected. has anyone observed this already?
until MSIE7 i used a combined function checking for getURL or
xmlHttpRequest availabilty like in this file:
http://www.carto.net/temp/geturlmsie8/test1.svg
it
hello,
i have a backward compatibility problem: in a mapping project i load
pregenerated tiles with XMLHttpRequest(). those are SVG1.1 files with
one linked background JPG. the XLINK-namespace is present in both the
main and the laoded tile.
this works fine in IE6-8,Opera9,FF3 and basically
hi,
are there any news here? seems as if Opera (now v9.25) ignores nested
SVG for font sizes. the shown size just is the same as if the text
sits in the root element.
bug or feature?
andré
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Jonathan,
But not on
thank you björn,
no luck at all...
(sometimes it's sufficient to call the file e.g.
example.js.gz).
no it isn't. just tested on an apache server with not gz mime type set:
Error: illegal character
Source File: http://192.168.0.3/webtest/menutest.js.gz
Line: 1
Source Code:
??o=G
also
hi list,
is there a way of linking a compressed javascript file into an svg
document that way under Firefox3?
script type=text/ecmascript xlink:href=compressedData.js /
or do i have to tell someting more to the browser? file is compressed
and should also work locally if possible).
thank you,
hi,
couldn't solve this problem in a clean way. full reinstall of FF2 and
FF3a8 did the job.
andré
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Jonathan,
if you are using nightlies this may be what is currently a recurring
problem
hi,
i thought i was immune against such problems but having to install
several programs the past days i run into the situation that i cannot
open local SVG files in Firefox or Gran Paradiso anymore on WinXP
(serverbased anything is okay)
settings in the win file associations are okay (Firefox
Jonathan,
if you are using nightlies this may be what is currently a recurring
problem and filed as bug
no nightly builds: FF2.0.0.7 and FF3.0a8 in their base, default and
english version.
andré
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hi,
i am making an older interface FF3 and opera compatible and run into
compatibilty problems with ... ASV3.
i introduced Andreas Neumann's selectioList objet but want to change
the
browser window location
hi,
i am making an older interface FF3 and opera compatible and run into
compatibilty problems with ... ASV3.
i introduced Andreas Neumann's selectioList objet but want to change the
browser window location when an element has been selected. one
generally passes a function that could does
Dear Sanyaade,
Adobe will open source its SVG plugin, so it is not going to be
more or less impossible as ASV's rendering engine is a subset of
Illustrator's rendering engine... this also is an explanation for ASV's
redrawing slowness.
andré
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hi,
i am just wondering if this code to bring a clicked element to the top
of its container group is correct:
onclick=evt.target.parentNode.appendChild(evt.target)
FF and ASV3 do what they are told, but is a previous removeChild()
really obsolete?
andré
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hi,
i need to translate some Illustrator-files into SVG. although being
happy that i only need to go from AI2SVG (and not from freehand or
Autocad or whatever), i have a problem with text boxes (the multiline
text box when you just drag a rectangle with the text tool and type your
text in
hi domenico
i know that, but i get the files like they are. it has already been
drawn like this.
andré
In Illustrator you don't need to drag the text box like you do in
InDesign before typing. You just click at the position you need.
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hi,
onresize works fine in MSIE/ASV and Opera but Firefox ignores it for v2
and v3a2 (but it works there for html-content).is this a bug or a
feature, viz is there another event-listener for FF?
thx,
andré
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hi björn,
It would be good if you don't start new threads by responding to other
threads (you are responding to both JavaScript programming tips and
XBrowser (IV) Opera9 works! ( Evil clipping [bug?] ) neither of which
is related to your issue).
i don't understand what you mean here. what
hi andreas,
thanky you. missed this.
in short a way to restore the onresize function for FF may look like this:
svg
onresize=top.myResize()
onload=try{window.addEventListener('resize',top.myResize,false)}catch(e){}
.../
andré
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hi,
this is new for me too.
where (progs) are those id-giving headers in use actually? (i am myself
using thunderbird)
this seems to me a good idea with no chance of getting ever observed.
having such a mixed diversity of mail clients and as David says, it is
much easier to reply and change
hi,
http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/SVGiframe.html
http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/SVGiframe.html . In it I
pass the SVGDocument as an object from a small script in the SVG.
i guess that is the way to go anyhow and i am using it since years.
in my actual work i am
hi Andreas
I remember having seen the same tool first at the german national
office of statistics. Maybe the french office adopted that version.
yes, look at the (c) in the right bottom corner...
andré
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hi,
i was just testing a map interface with FF2 and was disappointed while
unloading a map and reloading another form the local filesystem. it took
around 15sec. now FF3 (feb. 8th) does it in around 1sec and this over
the web. this is faster than IE6/ASV3. mouse interactions work smooth,
hi tor,
Some information about the SVG capabilities in 3.0a2 are listed in the
following URL. Note that a number of SVG applications will have
problems due to regressions caused by some tree-wide gecko changes.
well, i reported my experience from a user perspective. i took a file
out of my
salut Sylvain,
in SVG1.1 this only works with custom fonts that fit on text (textPath).
have a look here for a two-colored line. by playing around with the
font's definition you can add your circles, line segments etc.
http://svg.carto.net/srv/sourceAndFileViewer.php?filecode=39715
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hi chris,
in holger's example you see the glyphs defined in the defs-section of
the svg file. therein is defined all you need for size, letterspacing
and stuff like that. ckeck out the w3c-pages about the attributes of
font-face/ and see how this is tranlated in font-size when the font is
that is a cool example!
how did you build the glyphs, by hand coding?
andré
Holger Will wrote:
Hi Chris
as André pointed out, you can use a font. here is a simple example:
http://www.treebuilder.de/svg/font1/myfont.svg
hope it helps
Holger
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hi
hi chris,
Hi André,
Yes, that sounds like a sensible idea!
ok...
http://www.planethaste.co.uk/svghelp.htm
samples 1 and 2 in your page should be doable with fonts, you should be
able to use the original ( and rotate the glyph.
for sample 3 you should also look into the markers of the
hi,
if i remember well, onbeforeunload (and others) are MSIE5 methods, no
more supported in IE6.
andré
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hi halil,
this seems to be a question related to scripting and not to SVG. however
i don't understand how you select a function. you can call a
function, it executes and that was it. if you have different functions
attached to mouse events (such as click, mousover, etc...) then you can
add
hi,
another way would be special created fonts that align along a path
(textPath).
but if you could link to a graphic where the final result of what you
want is shown, maybe there will be more answers on this...
andré
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some more detail,
http://www.bli.uni-essen.de/svgs/BMEcat_12_T_NEW_CATALOG.svgz, found
at http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/links/#cat20
andré
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hi mr. no-name-password,
try text-rendering. see
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/samples/text.svg.
andré
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hi hans,
yes it is asynchronous. the way to call the alert from within
parseResponse is the way to do it (at least i do). you could also take a
look at the function addXML() described at
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/samples/get_parse.shtml, doing the
same stuff.
having done a lot of
hi sean,
you can take a look at http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/utils/shp2svg/.
andré
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hi,
no, this doesn't work. you are not the first to ask.
btw, raster images get referenced by xlink:href, thus they are external
ressources and they are of a different type than svg is. a lot of hurdles...
andré
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hi peter,
What do you mean by generalize your map? Remove points based on
the scale being displayed?
what ever process the base data for your map comes out, it generally
holds many many unneeded vertices (points). reasons may be automated
vectorisation, description of curves as straigt
hi peter,
i don't know about an up2date and well done test that shows up results
for different viewers. at least no free ones...
andré
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hi,
no matter where your stuff does come from, use 'path' syntax for svg.
with 'path' you can handle all other svg shapes and the syntax is the
most flexible one (most important for mapping are: jump order [donuts
and more than one polygon in in a path description], possibilty of use
of
hi,
don't forget that the Adobe svg viewer stops rendering when it
encounters a syntax error within the code delivered to the client. that
may result in the visual effect of stopping the download.
speed itself is generally related to the data and its accuracy (=
meticulous decimal places,
salut jean-david,
yes it may be. especially when you do relative changes as
root.currentScale = root.currentScale [*|+] some_value;
also do not forget that any scale changes involves translate changes.
and those (x,y,z) are applied one by one *and* they are interdependent
*and* times for
if
currentScale can be safely modified again ??
From what you said I assume not ...
Just wants to be sure ... I have been almost
a full week tracking a bug ...
Thanks
JD
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salut jean-david,
yes it may be. especially when you do relative changes as
root.currentScale
hi olaf,
you could check the event attribute's value and decide on that what to
do next. if the eventhandler (eg. click) is not definded the according
attribute (eg. onclick) should be empty. or am i missing something here?
btw i stopped playing around with eventlisteners and use only the
hi,
you could use symbol and use. the symbol holds the entire pump.
imagine the pump is defined only by strokes that cannot hold fills.
therein you have your donut that could hold a fill but has the default
green. then you could call pump1 as use xlink:href=pumpSymbol
fill=green id=pump1/.
hi jim,
i may change the xlink:href attribute by DOM manip after doc load. but
this is what
onlick=location='location?blah='+jsval
thankfully avoids.
but only by relying on unspecified window object model methods, and SVG UA
/ parent browser communication -
well, basically this sample
hi
however google will build its browser, i fear their verve about
supporting SVG will be limited. i just remember enqiries to them about
supporting search and indexing on svg documents. they always argued with
the too low market impact (not enough SVG files out there *on*line) for
turning on
hi jim,
will work! also changing server works. i hope that this is the only
issue and that there are no more stupid changes of this kind coming in
future (a kind of too idealistic i guess).
There will be, that is why web applications have maintenance costs many
orders of magnitude larger
salut jean-david,
the (a?) svg plugin and its scripting engine handles vectors and only
knows about this vector based DOM. rasterizing indeed takes place within
the rendering engine, but this is at the end of the pipeline where you
have no more access (ASV's rendering engine is not
hi,
there is a strange solution to the problem that
onclick=location='/path/file.ext?param1=val1amp;param2='+val2.
doesn't work on winXP/SP2. one needs to call the location with the full
URL, including protocol and hostname. thus
you could check
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/webmapping/files/thematicMap/
for a working example. but RCC is outdated by SVG1.2.
andré
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hi
i read about the problems with local files after winXP/SP2 update
(http://www.markme.com/jd/archives/005836.cfm), but now i saw another
problem:
in many applications i do set links with something similar to
onclick=location='/path/term.pl?letter=Aamp;lang='+lang
on a or g
hi,
as ronan and other pointed out, ASV is very slow. but the main reason
for this behaviour is not the fact that ASV handles nearly the entire
SVG1.0 spec (and a script engine, and printing, and...). this is rather
the reason for the huge plugin size.
slowness is mainly realted to:
- the
hi,
serverside line per line and templated based generation are probably
best. regarding client side DOM manipulations with SVG there is no big
difference in performence between
1)
elem = document.createElement(elem_type);
elem.setAttribute(NS,attr_1,val_1
[...]
hi,
scale doesn't change after viewBox changes because the scale is
reinitated on viewBox updated. thus it stays or reverts to 1.
don't mix viewBox handling and currentScale/Translate. both have their
advantages but switching results in undesired results as you have seen.
andré
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