Re: [svg-developers] Mozilla getStyle GetStyleData JavaScript etc

2005-02-08 Thread Jonathan Watt
When using html:object in Mozilla you *can* access the SVGDocument object by using the HTMLObjectElement.contentDocument attribute. http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-HTML/html.html#ID-9893177 If you need to access the 'window' of the SVG document from a script in the HTML document you can

RE: [svg-developers] Mozilla getStyle GetStyleData JavaScript etc

2005-02-07 Thread Doug Schepers
Hi, Rerun- You can generally avoid the whole issue by not using CSS. If you aren't using CSS classes, then you won't lose anything by using style attributes rather than properties. So, instead of: circle cx='10' cy='35' r='12' style='fill:red; stroke:green; stroke-width:3;'/ And accessing it

Re: [svg-developers] Mozilla getStyle GetStyleData JavaScript etc

2005-02-07 Thread Rerun
That worked great, and the code is even a bit cleaner. While I'm on the subject of Mozilla implementations, I have another question regarding scripting. Mozilla has implemented the embed tag reluctantly I see, but still advocates the object tag. This is all all well and good, but the

Re: [svg-developers] Mozilla getStyle GetStyleData JavaScript etc

2005-02-05 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Hi couloir007, I don't know for sure about Mozilla but your example will work with Batik, if you add the third parameter to setProperty, also I think that you should access style as a 'property' not as a getter: svgobj = document.getElementById(id); svgstyle = svgobj.style;

Re: [svg-developers] Mozilla getStyle GetStyleData JavaScript etc

2005-02-05 Thread Jonathan Watt
On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 01:35:03 -, couloir007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The Code below apparently is an Adobe specific way of setting fill color. I believe GetStyleData would be the Mozilla equivalent. Not sure though since I can't get it to work. Does anyone know how to do this in

[svg-developers] Mozilla getStyle GetStyleData JavaScript etc

2005-02-04 Thread couloir007
The Code below apparently is an Adobe specific way of setting fill color. I believe GetStyleData would be the Mozilla equivalent. Not sure though since I can't get it to work. Does anyone know how to do this in Mozilla? I've had some limited success altering CSS attributes, but would like to