Thank you David,
actually the problem was now very simple to solve. It only required
the aliasing of the variable or object to the top object.
so doing:
top.myObject = myObect;
on the SVG part made the object available in the HTML world.
Thanks for the hint!
Andreas
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Thanks, David.
While I try to understand your code, I have another question.
Is it possible to create a pattern that stays the same regardless of
zoom level? I would like those 1s and 0s to be 1x1 pixel all the time.
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Thank u Micheal and David.
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Here's an example working in IE and Opera using keyTimes and
KeySplines with a couple of animate by attributes rather
than an animateMotion.
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Your example run in Opera 9.1, your circle go and return as expected
but Adobe plugin (3 or 6 beta) don't use keyPoints
Michel
Hi , I am working the followind svg
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circle r=20 fill=rgb(204,0,102)
Here's an example working in IE and Opera using keyTimes and KeySplines with a
couple of animate by attributes rather
than an animateMotion.
http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/newstuff/SMIL2a.svg
I have generally used animateMotion in cases that I have an mpath inside
it, like here:
Well Arain, I know for a fact that SVG can call the JavaScript
functions on the page it is embedded in, so I guess you could make a
workaround with this.
As an example, say you wanted to make the circle, say, put the
text You clicked me! in an input element with the name input and
in the form
yes,
the SVGSVGElement has two methods:
SVGSVGElement.checkIntersection( element, rect )
and
SVGSVGElement.getIntersectionList( rect, referenceElement )
the first method returns a boolean, the second method returns a nodeList
see more at http://phrogz.net/ObjJob/search.asp?langID=1q=intersect
Andreas Neumann wrote:
yes,
the SVGSVGElement has two methods:
SVGSVGElement.checkIntersection( element, rect )
and
SVGSVGElement.getIntersectionList( rect, referenceElement )
the first method returns a boolean, the second method returns a nodeList
A checkInclude (element, rect) would
Hi,
We need intersecitons a lot of times to make our diagram editors and
we use the Kevin Linssey library for it.
See his library 2d.js (intersections of every possible SVG elements
including Path).
John Ophof
http://open-modeling.sourceforge.net
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A checkInclude (element, rect) would also be nice
yes, I can see even more methods in the same realm. Maybe something
to add for a future version (SVG 1.2 full, 1.3 or 2.0)
Yes this is a problem. It is a very important feature for
developing Graphic editors
yes definitely.
David,
I'm not an expert on this, but I've been wondering about it myself.
The way I would conceive of it being would be like this:
svg ...
defs
clipPath id=shape1... /
clipPath id=shape2... /
clipPath id=shape3... /
clipPath id=shape4... /
image id=myImage xlink:href=foo.png.../
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hi jsheflin
do you mean you cant change the text content of a text element with
smil ?
if you do, this simple script might help:
http://www.treebuilder.de/svg/variabletext.svg
oh holger, you are a wonderful human being, and if
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