Sounds like a relative pathing problem. Can you load these external
files into your browser directly, using their relative path?
csorba_edith wrote:
Hi,
It seems I am having trouble with the use of external javascript
codes. I included them in my SVG code as follows, i.e.:
script
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wrote:
Well, you need to write some javascript to retrieve the 2nd SVG
file and
then call parseXML() on that content, which will give you back a
document element, which you can then insert into your first SVG
document
wherever you need it
achio_84
Well, you need to write some javascript to retrieve the 2nd SVG file and
then call parseXML() on that content, which will give you back a
document element, which you can then insert into your first SVG document
wherever you need it
achio_84 wrote:
Hi all
Can anyone please help me with
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I have an SVG file with an inner SVG element with its own coordinate
system and elements. I want to change the inner SVG element viewBox or
translate/scale values
Did anyone ever come up with a fix or workaround for the ActiveX click
problem in IE?
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I have an SVG file with an inner SVG element with its own coordinate
system and elements. I want to change the inner SVG element viewBox or
translate/scale values in IE and ASV 3.03, but the viewer seems to
ignore my change attempts.
Example code:
svg id=outer viewBox=0 0 500 500 ...
Actually, being able to constrain text size to an arbitrary minimum is
useful to me because many of my customers are starting to have reading
problems. Offering the option to the user of configuring my application
so that text is larger, regardless of drawing area, is a significant
benefit.
'tooltips' are where they are
requesting size options.
Christophe Strobbe wrote:
At 17:16 23/06/2006, Darryl Watson wrote:
Actually, being able to constrain text size to an arbitrary minimum is
useful to me because many of my customers are starting to have reading
problems. Offering the option
What I do to work around this is to put my text into a hidden group,
then call getComputedTextLength() on that text element, then draw a path
of that size and attach my text to it. I have to do this in the
onload() event because we don't know the size of text prior to
instatiation in the
ddailey wrote:
As an exercise in one of my classes, I've had students use SVG with
JavaScript to create familiar HTML-like form elements: buttons, radio
buttons, checkboxes, selects, text inputs, text areas, etc. (or at least to
see how close then can get to the familiar behavior of those
Hello-
I have a need in my application to be able to place text elements on a
layer of my SVG document, where the text is of arbitary length, and the
user coordinate system is of arbitrary size. Essentially, I want to
label objects in my document, such as numbering all the points of a
run2bmi21 wrote:
One minor point regarding the ASV V3 viewer. It took me a while to
discover this: As you said in your original posting, you *don't*
have either fine or quantifiable zoom control, *but* if you hold
down the Ctrl-key, so you then see the little magnifying glass with
the
Jeff Schiller wrote:
Anyway, I think it's up to us as SVG developers/evangelists to
convince people that SVG is worthwhile and start building out those
wow applications. Heck, let's make those applications XHTML+SVG
with suggestions to IE users that they can update themselves to one of
the free
Thank you Heiko-
I made up that bit of code, because my SVG document is much more
complex. :)
After looking at your code, and attaching an onclick handler to the svg
element in question, I discovered that I was changing the attributes of
a hidden element, not the actual SVG element that I
Hi all-
I have an SVG element within my SVG document, which contains other
elements, thus:
svg id=SVGDoc ...
circle cx=20 cy=30 r=5 /
*svg id=inner x=100 y=150 width=10 height=10...*
line x1=3 y1=3 x2=5 y2=5 /
*/svg*
/svg
How do I change the x and y attributes of the inner
Checking my onclick behavior assumptions:
I have an SVG document with various objects declared in several g
tags. When I say that one g tag is 'lower' than another, it means
that it was declared before the 'higher' one.
g - Layer one, lowest layer, contains some polygon elements
g - Layer
Ronan Oger wrote:
On Friday 21 April 2006 23:30, Geoffrey Swenson wrote:
My current phone has a web interface, but it is so tedious to use on the
small screen and inadequate keyboard that it is hardly worth the bother and
certainly not worth the surcharges on my bill.
I agree
Interesting application! I get about 7 frames per second on my AMD-64
3200 CPU, with about 40 objects instantiated.
Kam-Hung Soh wrote:
Between driving 2 * 650 km, amusing the kids and visiting my in-laws
over the Easter break, I managed to put together an SVG version of
John Conway's Game of
Hi!
I have a machine-generated SVG document which contains a layer (or
group) that has an arrow line, which is created with a marker. I want
to render text along the path of the arrow, so I have created a
textPath element which refers to the arrow path. Fine, that works,
but my text is
Thanks, Francis, that code example helped me to accomplish what I
needed. And it was also good to point out that putting most of the
javascript code in the parent HTML makes debugging much easier; I use
Visual Studio 2005 as my IDE.
Francis Hemsher wrote:
Darryl Watson wrote:
Hello again
Hello all-
I have a need to implement a 'rubber-band' function on an SVG drawing.
This is where you click on the drawing, then as you move the mouse
around, a line is drawn between your mouse click point and the mouse.
I've managed to confuse myself about how to code this kind of function.
Thank you, David, that is a much better approach.
David Dailey wrote:
At 11:58 AM 3/31/2006, Darryl Watson wrote:
Hello all-
I have a need to implement a 'rubber-band' function on an SVG drawing.
This is where you click on the drawing, then as you move the mouse
around, a line is drawn
Hello again-
I'm using IE6 and ASV 3.03.
I think I'm struggling with some misconceptions about how events work in
SVG. I have an embedded SVG document, and most of the time, I have a
common set of onclick and onmouseover handlers defined on the SVG tag of
the document, which reference inline
This issue is driving me crazy. I have VS 2005, and on my system,
Visual Studio will natively debug javascript as if it were .NET code
(although not javascript code included in an SVG document). I can set
breakpoints and step through javascript without inserting a 'debugger;'
line in the
Laurent T. wrote:
Folks,
Have your heard about such a patent? It seems that this one covers any
Rich
Media generation, such as SVG or Flash, on the server side?!
Software patents are about the worst idea possible, in terms of the
continuing advancement of computing. Lots of articles have
Mozilla.org announces the 1.0 release of their internet suite,
'SeaMonkey'. Why we care is that they explicitly mention native SVG
support. While this is not news to the readers of this email list, it
means more exposure for SVG to the internet hoardes.
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Hi all-
I'm trying to define a line style which has a character centered on it,
and which repeats every inch or so.
Looking at the SVG Essentials O'Reilly book, it appears that the
capability to do this sort of exists, via the 'text on path' method.
However, it looks like one defines a
Abobe is not going to 'save' SVG... they have their own problems and
priorities. So, the best thing to happen to SVG lately is Firefox
support. Why? Take a look at the history of the PNG format, or even
Javascript, for that matter, to see where IE has to go.
Microsoft and the other browser
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implementation reaches maturity (1.0) should it be transparently
integrated.
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SVG is an open format, by design, so it is the wrong technology to use
if you want to hide your data.
Jeroen Vanattenhoven wrote:
What about GIS data? Currently there are a lot of GIS projects using
SVG. I can imagine that GIS companies would like to protect their data.
Jeroen
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Darryl
not going to waste much effort in this, because I think it's
probably impossible at this time. Anyway, If anyone has a magic bullet
to accomplish this, I will be so, so happy, and surprised.
Franicis
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Hello all-
I am using Visual Studio 2005 (the latest release!) to develop a .NET
2.0 Windows application. I have a form with a webBrowser control in it
which I use to display SVG data. This browser is an embedded IE 6.0
with Adobe SVG Viewer 3.01. It can display static SVG fine.
I can call
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