The lack of support in IE, and the fact that each implementation browser
that supports SVG has different bugs and flaws that you have to work around,
different code to load the SVG objects, etc. is why I cannot justify any
more work in SVG for my projects.
I want my implementations to be the
SVG is probably a dead duck. I have not wanted to invest any more work in it
for more than a year. This is not to say that I dislike SVG much at all, but
the Adobe plugin has a lot of problems, and SVG is nowhere near as
universally available as Silverlight already is. I gave up when the new
of this group.
If you want to do that, get off this group, and make your own yahoo group
where you can market all you like.
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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. Until OLEDs make it possible
to design an easily carried phone with a large-enough roll-out display, I
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Thanks very much for the examples. I think it will be very helpful to me on
my project, which I will also post later as an example.
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This is due to the Eolas patents. Even if you are an ardent M$ hater, you
have to be on M$ side on this one, since after Eolas gets done with
Microsoft, they intend to go after everyone else. The patents don't look
like they are valid in the least since there was substantial prior art. But
the
I was thinking the same thing, but you said it better.
Marodobey are missing the point - Include SVG in flash and you compete
with XAML through the flash player. Don't include it and XAML will take
over in the business apps side.
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My approach is that you send the data using Ajax, and build the svg on the
client side. That way, you don't have to deal with the file size issue, and
you automatically distribute the resources necessary to create the objects
to the client computers.
I use javascript for my own graphics with
Sharepoint has its own mind and is constantly correcting your code. I
wouldn't be surprised if it is fixing what it thinks are errors in your
tags, and then they don't work (duh).
I don't have a Sharepoint server available to me at the moment to help you
out, however. But I feel your pain.
Your post on this just sounds like you hope that Adobe will see the need to
restart work on SVG, but in some way confirms that they have set it aside at
the moment.
I certainly didn't find the wishy-washy statements by the Adobe people here
to be very encouraging at all. And the long-in-the-tooth
I do like the idea of multiple vendors, but I remain agnostic (and sometimes
a bit leery) of Open Source. I'll use it if it works and it is properly
documented. I won't use it when it doesn't work and/or is poorly documented.
I would rather pay $500 for SQL Server and its easy-to-use interfaces
This is why I didn't even consider this for my app. I wanted something that
scripted from the javascript, not inside another object like flash. The way
SVG does it, it is blessedly easy to get the HTML and the graphics to
interact in highly useful ways.
Geoffrey J. Swenson
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It works on my computer the same way in both FF1.5 and IE6. Do you have the
Adobe Plugin installed for Firefox?
Geoffrey J. Swenson
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If you need to upload the page to an existing web server on your intranet,
or you need to setup IIS (Internet Information Services) on your own laptop
(assuming you are running Windows).
Your best bet for help on this is someone at your own company responsible
for the intranet, or at least
If you want to convert a gif to SVG vector objects, then you are somewhat
screwed. There are bitmap to vector conversion programs such as adobe
Streamline and the Corel Trace (bundled with CorelDraw), but they don't work
very well in large part. I also found this, by searching on google:
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