Paul,
Check out the possibility of using the Mozilla ActiveX control in IE
to display SVG. The ActiveX control uses the full Mozilla/Firefox
rendering engine, so it supports the same level of SVG as Firefox does.
The control is packaged as part of the Mozilla XUL Runner project and
can be downlo
Maybe a slightly different approach to getting a non-Adobe SVG viewer
in IE. This post describes using a Mozilla ActiveX control to host the
Gecko engine in IE. Gecko has support for rendering SVG, using Canvas
and a whole lot more.
http://starkravingfinkle.org/blog/2006/12/xule-what-if/
Mark Fin
Take a look at RichDraw
(http://starkravingfinkle.org/blog/2006/04/richdraw-simple-vmlsvg-editor/)
It is a simple JavaScript library that wraps VML (on IE) and SVG (on
Firefox and Opera)
Mark Finkle
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> My question:
> Is t
Checkout the SVG/VML Javascript editor I put together. You may be able
to use it as a starting point:
http://starkravingfinkle.org/blog/2006/04/richdraw-simple-vmlsvg-editor/
I have had some requests to add basic text editing and shape resizing.
I hope to get time to do some work on it soon.
Mar
I put together a simple Javascript vector drawing component that uses
SVG or VML as the underlying renderer. It works in IE6+, FF1.5+ and
Opera9+. It does some simple things for now, but could be enhanced
without much effort.
Take a look. Let me know if it works. Files and information here:
http:
>
> Would XLST be faster/better to do this?
>
Maybe for some pieces. But it's not just a simple "re-arrange the XML"
situation, so I went with the script method.
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> Interesting... am I correct in assuming you are using JavaScript to
> read the SVG content, and where
> corresponding VML tags exist (like ellipse:oval and rect:rect and
> path:curves+lines), you rebuild the content in those VML tags?
Yes, that's what the code does.
> As I recall the VML
I have posted an update to IESVG, a simple Javascript behavior that
allows inline SVG to be rendered in IE 'natively' using VML to render.
I added simple support for gradient fills and elements.
The core files and sample files have been updated and can be
downloaded from
I will add better suppo
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