I think that it would be as responsive and smooth as the flash in kartoo since
the graphics
displayed in kartoo is very small and simple. Network requests through
XMLHttpRequest or
getURL are just as fast as the network requests in flash.
Flash is generally faster in rendering than SVG, given
It's certainly possible.
use Scripting/SMIL, SVG widgets and XMLHttpRequests/getURL for network requests.
I guess, the complex part of such a search-engine is on the server, not on the
client. Of
course, developing the client is also a lot of work, but probably not as much
as developing
a
Thanks for that but would it be that responsive and
fast ...
and smooth...also how would you estimate the
developing time if i get a a tailored search engine.
kojo
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It's certainly possible.
use Scripting/SMIL, SVG widgets and
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Many thanks, that seems to have worked.
Quentin
If that is classic ASP with VBScript then use
Response.ContentType = image/svg+xml
to set the HTTP Content-Type of the response you are creating.
That line should
As suggested, I went through j. watt's authoring tips, but couldn't
spot anything. My test ASP file is as follows so there isn't much to
go wrong. IE+Plugin shows rectangle while Firefox 1.5 shows nothing.
Presumably it is something to do with how the two browsers are
determining the MIME
Le Dimanche 20 Novembre 2005 12:12, quentingroom a écrit :
As suggested, I went through j. watt's authoring tips, but couldn't
spot anything. My test ASP file is as follows so there isn't much to
go wrong. IE+Plugin shows rectangle while Firefox 1.5 shows nothing.
Presumably it is something
I may have worked out the reason but not a solution. The Addheader
methods adds a new header, but leaves the orginal one. Using web-
sniffer.net I was able to see the HTTP Response header containing two
content-type header entries. It seems as though, given a choice IE
chooses to follow the
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I use the following line in ASP to change the mime type of an ASP page
to SVG.
%Response.AddHeader Content-Type,image/svg+xml%
If that is classic ASP with VBScript then use
Response.ContentType = image/svg+xml
to
you can use .getURL(), request the file, parse it on receiving the data and
regenerate or
append the graph with the new data, using Javascript and the DOM.
Andreas
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Hi, I'm generating SVG graphs with input as xml
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