s.
Mouse events are still not being triggered in IE (though they work in
Firefox and Opera), so maybe by simply mentioning that here, they'll
start working for me.
Regards,
Steven Pothoven
http://blog.pothoven.net
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r this problem on
Adobe's side (though they may be clunky), I'm not sure if there are
any pleaseant ones on your side. You may consider using entities, or
some Javascript to inline the gradient.
-- Robin Berjon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Can anyone on this list tell me how to do inline
I'm trying to modify some inline SVG with JavaScript. It works great
in Firefox, but fails in IE.
Here is a sample JavaScript function:
function addCircle(x,y,radius,color,id) {
if (typeof svg.svgDocument.createElementNS != "undefined") {
var circleElem =
svg.svgDocument.
Just wanted to follow up and say that your method of coloring and
mouseover events made the coloring work for the inline version in IE
and made the mouse over events work correctly in Firefox. So the only
thing not working is the mouse over events when the SVG is inline in
IE which works when the
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Martin Honnen"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Well you could always load some empty dummy SVG document (e.g.
> http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";>
> ) in the embed element and then later add elements to that document,
> even if those elements are dynamically cre
Thanks for the tip on the DOM event handlers for Firefox!
Unfortunately, the embed option for IE really isn't an option since I
have no file to point the src to as the SVG was generated dynamically.
Since the embed tag isn't part of the w3c spec and doesn't support
inline data ('data:image/svg+xm
I am trying to embed an SVG graph that is generated dynmically on the
client side. This is for an Ajax application which receives XML data
for the graph. An XSLT is applied to the XML to generate the SVG.
I figured out a method to dynamically add the SVG inline (detail
provided here:
http://pot
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