Hi,
< 90% produces a text "< 90%" in asv, where I
expected "< 90%".
How do I get a less-than symbol in a text node to display correctly ?
Is this a bug of asv ?
thanks
Bart
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> Hi Bart,
> I use < 90%
> It should work in all cases. Cheers, Samy
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> --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "bstuycke"
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> > Hi,
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> > < 90% produces a text "< 90%" i
Hi,
I am looking for a solution to have an svg printed over several pages
from any browser (at the minimum only IE).
Adobe suggests following solution
http://support.adobe.com/devsup/devsup.nsf/docs/50666.htm using xml
stylesheets.
I can not get it to work. Did anybody succeed in this ? Or
Well in fact there is a scenario in which it makes sense to have a z-
index:
My company has build an svg application that visualizes telecom
networks. Typically the drawings consists of sites containing
equipment. Equipments are connected with each other. Sites are
often represented by a circ
's not complicated, they do need to be siblings. Just put the
event
> listeners on the group (again, if I'm not missing something).
>
> Domenico
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> --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "bstuycke"
> wrote:
> >
> > Well in
Hi,
Did anybody found a solution to embed a SVG file in a powerpoint
presentation (or any office application) ?
Insert object > Svg Doc > set property SRC to svg file works ok, but
two issues:
- the svg file is still external. To send the powerpoint
presentation in a mail, it gets quite
Hi,
Is it possible to control caching by ASV (3.03) ?
My svg files are included in an tag (to be able to give
alternative text when viewer is not installed). Each time my page
is refreshed, the svg document is reloaded from the server.
Looking in detail to the http headers:
1. request for m
This is how I solved the problem: all my svg are enclosed in an
object tag which can display alternative text when there is no
plugin assigned to the "image/svg+xml" tag.
I don't use html/svg mixed coding, so it works perfectly for me. I
have not tried myself, but apparently if you need to be
That would be nice indeed, but not so easy to implement since a
transformed rectangle is not necessarily a rectangle. The result
could be expressed only as four points or as a general polygone with
4 corners. Only when translating, scaling or rotating by a multiple
of 90 degrees the result ca
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