, the
conference fee is a bit more expensive.
Looking forward to meet many of you in Zurich.
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Hi David,
At about every occasion I see Microsoft and OpenOffice developers I am trying
to convince them to support SVG as a static image format in their office suites.
Somehow graphic in Office (no difference if MsOffice or OpenOffice) seems not
be a high priority.
The best in your case is
Hi,
I would like to send a reminder that the Call for Participation for the SVG
Open The Graphical Web 2012 conference will end on April 16.
I am looking forward to all of your cool abstracts for presentations and
courses.
See http://www.svgopen.org/2012/participate.shtml
or
Hi Jerry,
I followed your advice and added the additional fonts. Better now?
I did not advertise this yet, since I need to fix something in the database to
allow for abstract submissions.
I will inform this list of course once it is fully available.
I just wanted to make date, time and the
Hi,
I also noticed this project - however, I am very sceptical if it is the correct
approach. They seem to export every single flash frame into a single SVG file.
A very small and simple animation results in almost one thousand single SVG
files and a collective size with 3.5 MB, with a lot of
Hi SVG Developers,
The 9th edition of the SVG Open conference takes place in Cambridge,
Massachusetts (next to Boston), USA, from Monday Oct. 17 to Thursday Oct. 20,
hosted by Microsoft.
Please find initial information at http://www.svgopen.org/2011/ - some
information is still missing, but
Hi Jon,
I am still involved with the organization of SVG Open 2011 (we'll have some
updates soon).
I personally have no experience with Video at all. However, when we are at this
stage in the organization we will have a look at the options we have regarding
video recording, including Tegrity.
Hi,
Got this link from Jeff Schiller:
http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2011/02/android-honeycombs-browser-supports-svg.html
Note that it is not an official announcement by Google, but it is likely that
the newer Webkit releases in Android 3.0 will have SVG enabled, finally. Makes
sense in my
Hi all,
LibreOffice 3.3 (the OpenOffice fork after Oracle's Sun takeover) was just
released. See http://www.libreoffice.org/download/new-features-and-fixes/
It allows to import SVG graphics in text documents (Writer) and the import and
editing in the Presentation/Graphics tool Impress.
Hi all,
There are a number of SVG based charting libraries available. We've seen
JSXGraph (http://jsxgraph.uni-bayreuth.de/wp/) and dojox.charting with dojo.gfx
(http://dojotoolkit.org/reference-guide/dojox/charting.html). Also Raphael
comes with some charting examples.
Now Sencha, the maker
Seems like YUI also increasingly uses SVG:
see charts examples at http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/3/charts/
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Hi Jake,
I wanted to have a brief look at this website, but I am greeted with the
message:
Flash 8 or above is not installed. Get Flash! with no other content.
I tested with Opera 11 or Firefox 3.6x on Linux Ubuntu 64bit. I don't have
Flash installed, since it frequently crashes on Linux.
Hi all,
Here is some first information on SVG Open 2011, the annual worldwide SVG
developers conference - just that you will know the location and date.
SVG Open 2011 will be hosted by Microsoft at its New England Research
Development Center (http://microsoftcambridge.com/) located in the
Hi David,
sorry, this is not a quick answer (4 days later).
ad 1: they are defined at
http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/paths.html#InterfaceSVGPathElement
ad 2: it says ..., as a distance in the current user coordinate system. It
doesn't specifically discuss transformations. Maybe you can raise an
Hi,
The photographer and the local organizers provide the official SVG Open
photos for viewing at the following two Picasa sites:
Part 1:
http://picasaweb.google.fr/33747712649944128/20100830Et20100831?authkey=Gv1sRgCPbF2az_kofp9AE#
Part 2:
Hi, You should really ask question nr 2 on the Batik mailing list.
Regarding question 1:
Have a look at the display and visibility attribute. display=none means
that this part won't be rendered and isn't regarded as part or the DOM tree.
Visibility is a bit different - it just doesn't display
Hi,
If you are not targeting the web browser or a mobile device, but more embedding
in other applications I would use one of the many open source or commercial GIS
applications out there that can view Postgis. Most of them can also be embedded
in other applications.
Java: gvsig, OpenJump,
Veiko,
I suggest you ask the local organizers - you can get in touch with them at
i...@svgopen.org
I am sure there will be a solution to the problem - esp. if you can offer them
some contribution, e.g. a poster.
Andreas
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I don't know with what maps you have to deal - but if the map is
actively maintained than chances are high that the underlying vector
data is available. If you can contact the map author, I would do so.
Andreas
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What
pen
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Subject: [svg-developers] Re: displaying svg on IE after 12-31-08
luckily, IE is rapidly loosing marketshare:
worlwide: 68
luckily, IE is rapidly loosing marketshare:
worlwide: 68% - http://marketshare.hitslink.com/browser-market-
share.aspx?qprid=1
in Europe: much lower:
http://derstandard.at/?url=/?id=1229975289416 (a well-known austrian
newspaper - IE is below 50%)
Hi all,
I just wanted to let you know about the upcoming SVG Open. The plan
is to have the SVG Open 2009 in the US. Unfortunately we haven't yet
made a final decision, but we have three candidate locations (2 on
the east coast and one on the east coast). The date will be in the
autumn of
with ASV3 and Firefox3, so I had
assumed I had coded it correctly.
Ken
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Re: Safari 3.2.1 with ASV 3.0 won't View Source
Posted by: Andreas Neumann a.neum...@... neumannandreas
Wed Dec 17, 2008 3:02 pm (PST)
Hi Ken
Hi Ken,
It is true that the regular Safari release doesn't do SMIL yet.
However, the Webkit nightlies (the base of future Safari versions)
already does SMIL. It is not yet fully complete and tested (this is
what the nightlies are for) but it is pretty good already.
I invite you to download a
hm - why do you want to use ASV with Safari? Safari (Webkit) can do
SVG natively.
Andreas
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Since I've updated to Safari 3.2.1 (Macintosh), I can no longer see
SVG source through the
context-sensitive menu option View
According to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=216462
there should be SMIL enabled Firefox/Minefield builds around.
However, I can't get SMIL to work.
I wonder if anyone on this list could explain which builds contain
SMIL support and how I activate it - I assume in about:config
However, I can't get SMIL to work.
I wonder if anyone on this list could explain which builds
contain
SMIL support and how I activate it - I assume in about:config
somehow?
You really need to build it yourself at the moment. I don't think it
needs activating beyond that.
hm - I
Some information for GIS/carto people:
map.search.ch is the biggest mapping website in Switzerland, with
more users than Google-maps Switzerland. Approx. 3-4 million out of 7
million people in Switzerland are using map.search.ch. One of its
nice features is its integration of public transport
Hi,
there is a very powerful (but not very pretty) open source font
editor available at http://fontforge.sourceforge.net/
Among many other formats it also supports SVG fonts and even
generates the kerning tables.
It works fine on Mac and Linux but is a bit complicated to install on
Windows,
yes, it is almost certainly a mime-type issue:
see http://wiki.svg.org/MIME_Type for additional infos.
Andreas
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Have you configured the server mimetype for SVG (SVGZ) files?
Veiko
http://veikoh.wordpress.com
Hi,
there is no SVG editor available that supports all features of SVG
1.1 full.
Usually you have to work in combinations of a static graphical editor
(e.g. inkscape, Corel or Illustrator) and animation editor (e.g. the
Inkscape animator), a text or XML editor and font-tools, such as
hm - I don't see anything - except an empty box saying Plugin
content
Is this built on some browser plugin not available on my computer?
Andreas
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Hello all,
We at inEvo (http://inevo.pt) are developing a SVG
ah - thanks.
I need to view it at my home computer then. Our IT people don't allow
the installation of browser plugins.
Will have a look at it at home then.
Andreas
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It's just a flash video from vimeo. Try to
Thank you Christophe and David for your explanations.
OxygenXML seems to work find with the XHTML/SVG/MathML DTD provided at
http://www.w3.org/TR/XHTMLplusMathMLplusSVG/
As explained, I used this doctype:
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC
-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1 plus MathML 2.0 plus SVG 1.1//EN
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/gui/scrollbar/
with an example
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/gui/scrollbar/index.svg
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Dear All
Please Can any one help me to implement Horizontal scroll in svg.
Vertical
Hi,
This is a question towards the multinamespace experts: If I have a
compound document (e.g. XHTML, SVG, MathML) - how can I validate
these documents properly. Is there a RelaxNG available to cover all
these vocabularies in a single document? My preferred XML environment
is currently
This is a little off-topic - not directly related to SVG - but I liked it:
the dutch ministry of finance did a coin-design competition and the winning
coin design was
completely done with free software: ubuntu, python, inkscape, gimp, etc.
See the full story at
Hi David,
not sure I fully understand your requirement. Are you looking for a
progressive drawing of a path geometry? If yes, you can do this by
animating the stroke-dash of a path.
Here are 2 examples:
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/samples/animated_bustrack.shtml
and
Thank you Erik for the information.
Editable text is a very useful feature. I hope that other web
browsers will follow soon.
Andreas
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Hello,
This is more a question towards Erik or Chaals.
I wonder if there is some new SVG support or SVG related improvements
in Opera 9.6.
Thanks for any information,
Andreas
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well - it is a little bit more than zero ;-)
Opera 9.5x implements editable text and also textareas.
To do the whole thing for other browser with javascript is quite complicated. I
did a
textbox widgets (only one line) - and this was already very complicated.
However, you may consider (at
Hi David,
I wonder how complicated it would be to implement
SVGSVGElement.pauseAnimations() and .unpauseAnimations() in FakeSmile?
Can you estimate if this can be implemented in a reasonable amount of
time?
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Hi David,
It appears that the last line in FakeSmile
window.addEventListener(load, initSMIL, false);
does not work in ASV/IE6. This is not a big problem for me. I just
added a try/catch statement (below) around the last line. ASV
supports SMIL anyway, so it is not a problem.
Additivity is the next feature I want to be working on.
But the solution I imagine requires a big refactoring of the code.
So, I have to gather courage and time.
cool - thanks for considering it
That said, workarounds exist : You can use nested g's and dispatch
the animations to them.
the
Hi Tim,
there is no single best authoring environment for SVG.
I currently use gedit with sveral plugins, OxygenXML, Opera dragonfly
and the Mozilla developer tools. Just today, Webkit also announced
enhanced web developer tools in Webkit (http://webkit.org/blog/).
Apache Batik also has a
Hi David,
This is great. This makes my current SMIL based project work just
fine in Firefox without having to do any changes in my code. I can
confirm that the beginEvent, endEvent, repeatEvent now works, with
the restrictions named by David. For the current project I don't need
the evt/event
Thank you for the hint. http://www.codedread.com/svgtest.svg is a
useful page. Switches seem to work with feature strings in ASV/IE, but
it seems that it is not supported to query feature strings using the
DOM. It neither works with the 1.0 features strings, nor with the 1.1
features strings.
I
yes, SVG fonts would be useful for the more exotic fonts. Fontforge is
a free unix/macosx tool to convert various font-formats, including SVG
fonts.
Opera, Batik and Webkit support external SVG fonts defined in an
external file. The Adobe SVG viewer 3 only supports internal SVG
fonts, Firefox
that they implement SVG fonts in Firefox 3.2 or
whatever comes after 3.1.
Andreas
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Andreas Neumann schrieb:
... Firefox doesn't support SVG fonts at all, currently.
Yes, I noticed in the meanwhile, that Firefox
Hi Bruce,
I just installed Fiddler. It is a nice tool. I did not know it. Thank
you for the hint!
I was able to solve the issue partially. It has to do with caching. It
seems that IE6/ASV and caching does not work fine - at least not on my
Windows2000 system. I configured Apache2 to send a
Hi IE specialists (if there are any on this list),
This refers to IE and the Adobe SVG viewer version 3. I tested on IE
6 (Win2K).
I have a couple of SVG projects which involve scripting. They work
fine when I first load the file. On the second (or any subsequent)
page loads the scripts don't
Hi,
I wonder how I can detect with Javascript whether a browser
implements SMIL or not.
I know that fakesmil can detect it but I couldn't figure out how it
does it.
I want to write some scripts which only apply if a browser cannot do
SMIL natively.
Andreas
perfect - Thank you for your very quick answer!
Andreas
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Hi Andreas,
I wonder how I can detect with Javascript whether a browser
implements SMIL or not.
You can test this :
it seems like our friends at Adobe did not implement the feature
testing ;-(
There really should be a solution for these IE SVG problems ...
Andreas
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I wonder how I can detect with Javascript
really ?
I'm surprised.
Maybe with the SVG 1.0 feature string : org.w3c.svg.animation
See http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/feature.html for more info.
hm - I tried
document.implementation.hasFeature(org.w3c.svg.animation,1.0)
and ASV returns false. Is this the correct way to test feature
strings
can you reload http://www.carto.net/williams/yosemite/ two or
multiple times and it always works?
Andreas
I've never seen that problem using IE6 and IE7 quite a bit. In fact
in IE7/ASV3.03 I can't replicate your problem with the file you
mention. I'm still running Windows XP though.
I am on Windows2000 - my employer will move to Windows XP later this
year. At home I don't have Windows. Most of our applications (GIS,
CAD, customized Apps from smaller vendors, etc.) doesn't work on
Vista.
Andreas
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hm - too bad.
Let's hope that FF 3.2 is not too far away.
SVG fonts and SMIL are the main missing SVG features in Firefox.
Andreas
Looks like it will not make it..
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi#c104
Sorry..
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=216462#c104
Bruce
cool.
Does this mean that we will get SMIL in Firefox 3.1?
Do you know when the nightlies will support SMIL? The current
nightlies (latest-trunk) don't.
Andreas
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Hello,
I am wondering if Firefox 3.1 and Opera 9.6 will support web fonts?
Means externally linked ttf files that can be used in CSS and SVG?
see http://www.alistapart.com/articles/cssatten
It seems that currently Webkit is the only browser supporting those
web fonts.
I wonder if this would
Hi John,
Are you aware of the testsuites that W3C provides? You can find them
at http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/Test/Overview.html for SVG 1.2 Tiny
and SVG 1.1 Full. While they do not test every single aspect of the
testsuite (this would require thousands of tests), they do test many
Hi,
I agree that this question should be best asked at the Batik
mailinglist.
If it takes 20 secs to update 100 text elements then there is
something seriously wrong in your application. Either you are running
at the memory limit (per default Java apps only get 64MB of memory)
or there is
Hi all,
I have a javascript related problem/question:
Given the following situation:
* HTML file with Javascript and embedded SVG file, some global
variable declarations
* Embedded SVG with Javascript, some global variable declarations,
lets say I have a var definition in the SVG context like
, but since that reference
hasn't been fixed yet you'll have to wade through some funky
characters and some even funkier formatting.
David
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26646919/
and on thousands of other newspaper sites (if you google for Tim
Berners-Lee Flaw in Internet Explorer
If only he could have acted earlier ... but better late than never!
Andreas
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Hi JCT,
You can use evt.preventDefault(); at the end of the function that is
triggered by the event to suppress the default context menu of the
browser.
You'd have to write the right-click context-menu yourself then. Maybe
someone could write a wrapper around the various implementations of
SVG may soon be present in your TV:
This may be old news, but I still post it here:
http://www.dreampark.com/390.html
and
Cabot's presentation at the SVG Open:
http://www.svgopen.org/2008/papers/75-
SVG_a_key_element_in_achieving_product_differentiation__competitive_advantage_in_the_DVB_market/
Hi John,
I agree that Opera 9.5 is currently the best browser based SVG
implementation. But Webkit/Safari and Firefox are catching up quickly.
Firefox has fallen a bit behind, but FF3 is a huge improvement over
FF2. The main lacking features are SVG fonts support and SMIL
animation.
Negative
Hi SVG developers,
After a successful SVG Open 2008 conference in Nuremberg, Germany, we
are looking into organizing SVG Open 2009.
Several people have suggested to hold it in California, USA. We are
currently investigating the options. Nothing decided yet.
We are also looking for people who
Anyone know anything about the SVG support in Google Chrome?
Given that its using Webkit as rendering engine, chances are high
that it supports SVG out of the box.
I only hope they did not fork the project but continue to use Webkit.
This would avoid having to test yet another browser against
I am using it now. It does support SVG but seems to be an earlier
version of WebKit. There is no animation support. It appears some
of
the new JavaScript engine needs work - my map controls don't always
work. Overall it is pretty solid but is is definitely a beta.
yes - just checked
I want to thank everyone who answered my question. I believe that
svg will not fall. Your answers consolidate my confidence on this
great piece of software. Wherever possible, I will add svg files to
my web pages. Thanks again.
yes - I think it is time to put more SVG on the web.
Hi Fulio,
It would be certainly good to advise your visitors/customers to use
an SVG enabled browser. At the current time, Opera is the best SVG
enabled browser, but Webkit/Safari and Mozilla are catching up.
At SVG Open conference, just recently held in Nuremberg, the lack of
SVG support
yes - I agree we can't know if they implement SVG natively or not.
But it is increasingly obvious that the other three browsers build up
pressure on Microsoft regarding SVG. At the SVG Open last week all
three browser projects (Opera, Webkit and Mozilla) had some presence
and confirmed that
Hi Veiko,
If you want to send me a poster (pdf or SVG) I can hang it up in the
exhibition part of the conference. At least this allows you to
publish the URL and background information on the project so that
people can try your clips on SVG enabled phones.
Andreas
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Dear SVG Open developers,
We are looking for organizers of the SVG Open 2009 and 2010
conference. We summarized some information on the conference itself
and how to submit a bid at http://www.svgopen.org/organizer_faq.html
Should you be at the SVG Open 2008 in Nuremberg there is an
Hi Julien,
getUrl/postUrl are supported in:
* the Adobe SVG Viewer
* Apache Batik
* the Bitflash mobile SVG viewer
* Ikivo mobile SVG Player
* eSVG (http://esvg.ultimodule.com/bin/esvg/templates/default.asp?
_resolutionfile=templatespath|default.asparea_3=pages/features)
Browsers typically
in
the same directory or in a directory specified in the PATH variable.
Andreas
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Hi,
I assume you mean geometry AND attributes? There are several
options,
depending on what you want.
For a ready-to-use SVG
Hi,
I assume you mean geometry AND attributes? There are several options,
depending on what you want.
For a ready-to-use SVG application made from shapefiles, you could
use MapViewSVG or InstantAtlas - which creates interactive web-
applications: http://www.mapviewsvg.com/ or http://
Hi Ravikiran,
audio/ and video/ is quite new in SVG and you probably won't find
much content currently.
But for all of 1-4 you'll find examples in the SVG 1.2 Tiny
testsuite: http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/Test/
For 3 you will find tons of examples on the web.
Andreas
1. SVG content having
Hello,
as far as I know, this is currently not possible without parsing the
geometry and doing the intersection by script.
The only thing SVG and the DOM currently offers is testing of the
intersection or enclosing of a rectangle and SVG elements (shapes),
using the DOM methods:
Hello,
see http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/
manipulating_svg_with_dom_ecmascript/index.shtml
Example 6 shows how to create new text elements. You can use
variables in all attributes and the text content. All you need to do
is create the loop around it.
Hope this helps,
Andreas
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hm - thats quite an ambitious goal to mimic CorelDraw, Inkscape and
Illustrator in SVG. These are big drawing apps that where big
corporations (or projects in case of Inkscape) spent multiple men-
year of development.
Don't expect any miracles from SVG, it would be a lot of work to
mimic those
Hello,
Yes, FF3 supports patterns now, so does Opera9 and Safari. I really
recommend not only testing with FF3, but also with Opera and Safari.
Yes, Opera supports HTML-SVG communication. It should work the same
as with FF and Safari.
parseXML:
there is a function called serializeNode() at
With Firefox 3, beta 3 released - may I remind the SVG developers to
give it some thorough testing? Please test your own examples and
report problems to the Mozilla bugtracker (https://
bugzilla.mozilla.org/)
Thanks a lot,
Andreas
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Hi Rodolfo,
ASV6 was never properly tested and there are known issues with
Firefox.
Firefox, however, has its own native SVG support and Firefox3 (soon
to be released) has improved in SVG substantially.
So I really recommend not relying on ASV for Firefox.
In Opera, Safari and Firefox you
Hi Erik and others,
I tried the method with text on path. However, in Opera, I don't see
any difference at all when using method=stretch when compared to
method=align. Anything I am doing wrong?
Here is my file:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD SVG 1.0//EN
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Hi Frank,
This is a very good idea. Could you describe this technique in
more
detail, either on the Batik wikie, the SVG wiki or on your own
website/blog?
I'd be interested to use this or propose
Batiks pretty printer works fine on Windows and is actually easy to
use:
java -jar batik-svgpp.jar [OPTIONS] FILES
See http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/batik/tools/pretty-printer.html
Installing the Batik binaries is as easy as unzipping a zip archive,
assuming you already have a java runtime
to advocate against using Batik. It's just not as self-
explanatory as we are used to from windows applications. Still easy
to use, but not the kind of easy which non-savvy users need no help
with.
Regards
Frank
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Hello,
your question can't be answered in general. Depending on the accuracy
of the input data and the envisaged accuracy in the output
(presentation) data, it might be useful to reduce the accuracy by
rounding to fewer digits after the comma. But one has to experiment
to avoid visible
Hi all,
I have an example at http://www.carto.net/neumann/temp/loadCss.svg
where I use javascript to change the reference to an external CSS
file by removing and creating a processingInstruction and appending
it before the root element.
This works fine in Firefox and Batik, but fails in Opera
Hi Doug and others,
thanks for the pre-announcement.
The conference will be in Nuremberg, Germany and the date will be the
last week of August.
More information soon on the SVG Open website.
I'll encourage past and potential SVG Open attendees to provide
feedback and input on what they want
Thanks for your suggestion, David!
There will be a SVG wow session as always. In 2007 we had Erik
Dahlströms presentation Quick recipes for SVG Wow! (http://
www.svgopen.org/2007/papers/abstract3/index.html) - I just saw that
the links are broken. I will look into the broken links on the
Hello,
In my experience, Opera, Firefox and Safari are good enough for web-
mapping applications. You can see one example at http://www.carto.net/
williams/yosemite/ - which probably has similar filesizes like yours
or even bigger.
Firefox2 is rather slow, but Firefox 3 is much better. Safari
Hi Jake,
What do you mean by multi-line textArea widget? Do you mean editable
text or just multiline textflow.
Editable multiline text in SVG with scripting is very complicated.
Just textflow itself can be done. See: http://www.carto.net/papers/
svg/textFlow/ and
Hi,
I wouldn't recommend the Adobe SVG viewer on Linux and Unix. It was
only a alpha-pre-release and never went through QA.
Depending on the features you need I recommend Opera, Batik or Mozilla.
Given that Java is well supported on Solaris, why don't you try Batik?
Batik SVN version supports
it works fine for me. I tested with Apache on-the-fly gzip
compression (mod_deflate). If you use the Live HTTP Header
extension with firefox and point the firefox browser to http://
www.carto.net/williams/yosemite/navigation.js you can see that this
file is actually gzip-encoded
Hi Tony,
does your file work in other browsers like Opera, Firefox, Safari,
etc?
the Adobe viewer was very forgiving when users used non-standard
javascript/DOM methods. Other viewers are not. There might be some
issues when trying to run SVG files specifically designed for the
Adobe viewer.
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