--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Fernando Kogik"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I have is this: i have an svg image with no <script> tags
inside and
> call a lot of JavaScript function in events like "onmouseover",
"onmouseout"
> and so on. All these functions are in a separate .js file that is
referenced
> in a HTML file, who also embeds this SVG file via <embed> tag. In IE+ASV
> everything works perfecttly, but in FF the SVG image appears, but my
> functions don´t work!
That is a dangerous approach, what happens if someone views the SVG
document itself?
Anyway, if you have script in a SVG document in an embed element then
you need
parent.functionName()
to call a function defined in the HTML document embedding the SVG.
So you might want to use e.g.
<circle onmouseover="if (typeof parent.functionName != 'undefined')
{ parent.functionName(); }"
that way you can call the function if it is available but anyone
viewing only the SVG does not get script errors.
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